Negative and Engaged: Sentiments towards the 2016 Migrant Quota Referendum in Hungarian Online Media
Negative and Engaged: Sentiments towards the 2016 Migrant Quota Referendum in Hungarian Online Media
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消极与参与：匈牙利网络媒体对 2016 年移民配额公投的情绪
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10.1177/0888325420915954
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2020
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J. Tóth
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J. Tóth
2016年的移民配额公投和之前匈牙利的反移民和反欧盟运动导致了新东欧-中欧民粹主义操纵公众对社会变革的恐惧的里程碑。本文利用软件支持的情绪分析，对2016年9月1日至10月31日期间在网上发布的配额公投进行了情绪分析，并绘制和分析了匈牙利语在线媒体对公投的情绪。结果显示，在亲政府和独立媒体的积极的负面情绪和独立媒体的事件的报道占主导地位。亲政府媒体对公投的报道比他们在网上的曝光率更低，但这是由至少一个俄罗斯国家宣传来源传播的在线讨论社区和内容推动的。
The 2016 migrant quota referendum and the preceding anti-migrant and anti-EU campaign in Hungary led to a milestone in manipulating public fear of societal change by new East-Central European populism. This article maps and analyzes sentiments toward the referendum in Hungarian-language online media, using software-supported sentiment analysis of mentions of the quota referendum published online between 1 September and 31 October 2016. Results show a preponderance of negative sentiments over positive ones in both pro-government and independent media and the dominance of independent media in the coverage of the event. Coverage of the referendum received more weight in pro-government media compared to their lesser online presence, but this was fueled by astroturfed online discussion communities and content disseminated from at least one Russian state propaganda source.