脸书真的能成为在紧急情况下支持公民参与的工具吗?

IF 2.7 Q2 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Journal of Public Affairs Pub Date : 2023-03-30 DOI:10.1002/pa.2857
Marco Contri, Silvia Fissi, Elena Gori
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本研究探讨了意大利各地区及其总统在Covid-19大流行期间如何利用Facebook来鼓励公民参与。为此,它采用了定量方法。我们的研究结果表明,大多数公共行为者在疫情期间增加了他们的社会活动水平,但主要是为了促进公共沟通,公民更喜欢与总统互动。此外,当帖子在非工作时间或周末发布时,公民参与度更高,而当帖子包含照片或视频时,公民参与度则降低。
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Can Facebook really be a tool for supporting citizen engagement during emergencies?

The present study explores how Italian regions and their presidents employed Facebook during the Covid-19 pandemic to encourage citizen engagement. To do so, it adopts quantitative methodologies. Our results show that most public actors increased their levels of social activity during the pandemic but mainly for promoting public communication and that citizens much prefer interacting with presidents. Moreover, citizen engagement was higher when posts were published during nonbusiness hours or weekends, while it decreased when posts contained photos or videos.

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