Collaborative Research: Using Web Data to Study Congressional Campaigns and Representation
协作研究:使用网络数据研究国会竞选和代表
基本信息
- 批准号:1627431
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 5.24万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2016-09-01 至 2019-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
General SummaryElectoral campaigns are a defining feature of democratic polities. Yet studying electoral campaigns and their effects has been difficult. With the support of prior National Science Foundation grants, the investigators have developed a theory of campaign communication and tested expectations using data from congressional campaign and members' official websites. The investigators extend their data collection to include the 2016 campaign and the 2015 and 2017 legislative sessions. A key component of the project is that it brings together campaign and legislative data. The PIs construct a publicly available dataset that includes coding of approximately 3,000 House and Senate campaign websites and roughly 300 official congressional websites, over sixteen points in time. These data include extensive information on candidates' backgrounds, districts, and campaigns, as well as data on television advertisements and media coverage. Extending the data is critical for further understanding how the public's growing technological sophistication affects what candidates and representatives present online. This project also provides opportunities to study campaigns and their effects on legislation and representation.Technical SummaryElectoral campaigns are a defining feature of democratic polities. Yet studying electoral campaigns and their effects has been difficult. In recent work, the investigators have developed a theory of campaign communication and tested expectations using data from congressional campaign websites and members' official websites. The investigators have amassed a data set consisting of more than 2,500 website codings, from 2002 through 2014. These data have been used in scholarly projects by the PIs and many other political science investigators. The PIs will extend their data collection to include the 2016 campaign and the 2015 and 2017 legislative sessions. They will code sites over the course of the campaign, archive sites, implement surveys of campaign and official website designers, and code official member websites approximately one year after the campaigns. A major broader impact of the project is that the team of coders include only undergraduate students. These students gain valuable experience with empirical social science research. In the end, the investigators will construct a publicly available data set that includes coding of more than 3,000 web sites over multiple years. This project provides opportunities to study campaigns and their effects on legislation and representation.
选举活动是民主政治的一个显著特征。然而,研究竞选活动及其影响一直很困难。在美国国家科学基金会(National Science Foundation)之前的资助下,研究人员开发了一套竞选沟通理论,并利用国会竞选活动和议员官方网站的数据测试了人们的期望。调查人员将他们的数据收集范围扩大到2016年的竞选活动以及2015年和2017年的立法会议。该项目的一个关键组成部分是它汇集了竞选和立法数据。pi构建了一个公开可用的数据集,其中包括超过16个时间点的大约3000个众议院和参议院竞选网站以及大约300个官方国会网站的编码。这些数据包括候选人背景、选区和竞选活动的大量信息,以及电视广告和媒体报道的数据。扩展数据对于进一步了解公众日益增长的技术成熟度如何影响候选人和代表在网上的表现至关重要。该项目还提供了研究运动及其对立法和代表的影响的机会。选举活动是民主政治的一个显著特征。然而,研究竞选活动及其影响一直很困难。在最近的工作中,调查人员开发了一种竞选沟通理论,并利用国会竞选网站和议员官方网站的数据测试了人们的期望。从2002年到2014年,调查人员收集了一个由2500多个网站编码组成的数据集。这些数据已被ppi和许多其他政治科学研究者用于学术项目。法律顾问将扩大他们的数据收集范围,包括2016年的竞选活动以及2015年和2017年的立法会议。他们将在活动过程中编写网站代码,存档网站,对活动和官方网站设计师进行调查,并在活动后大约一年后编写官方成员网站代码。这个项目的一个更广泛的影响是,编码员团队只包括本科生。这些学生在实证社会科学研究中获得了宝贵的经验。最后,调查人员将构建一个公开可用的数据集,其中包括多年来3000多个网站的编码。该项目为研究运动及其对立法和代表的影响提供了机会。
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Collaborative Research: Using Web Data to Study Campaigns and Representation
协作研究:使用网络数据研究活动和代表性
- 批准号:
1823703 - 财政年份:2018
- 资助金额:
$ 5.24万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
Collaborative Research: Using Web Data to Study U.S. Congressional Campaigns and Representation
协作研究:使用网络数据研究美国国会竞选和代表
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1154317 - 财政年份:2012
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Standard Grant
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1023291 - 财政年份:2010
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$ 5.24万 - 项目类别:
Standard Grant
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