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Part 4: Who is responsible for Twitter data?
As part of his five-part mini series, Joe Allen on who should hold responsibility for overseeing and ensuring the ethical use of Twitter data
Archivieren ist nicht billig! Erfahrungen aus einem interdisziplinären DFG-Projekt zur Erstellung und Nutzung von Webarchiven aus politikwissenschaftlicher Perspektive
Daten von Websites und Social-Media-Plattformen sind aus der politikwissenschaftlichen Forschung nicht mehr wegzudenken. Die wissenschaftliche Debatte zu ihrer Nutzung konzentriert sich dabei überw...
Part 3: Is using Twitter data ethical?
In part 3 of his five-part mini series, Joe Allen on the ethical review process in UK academia and how it could help improve procedures for the ethical use of Twitter data.
Part 2: Should industry have access to Twitter data?
In part 2 of his five-part mini series, Joe Allen examines reactions to an example of malicious “for profit” use of Twitter data.
Part 1: Should we use Twitter data in academia?
Joe Allen introduces his five-part mini series on the challenges and ethical implications of using Twitter data.
Getting to grips with climate change: household transition effects and opportunities
Raj Patel reflects on the challenges of how households can transition to net zero and develop pro-environmental habits – the topic of Understanding Society’s recent climate change data dive.