COST Action CA17132 - APPLY
European Network for Argumentation and Public Policy Analysis
Official websites of various political, environmental protectionist and expert actors were analyzed about the topic of the Hungarian nuclear expansion (getting two new nuclear reactors to maintain the ratio of nuclear energy production after the approaching shutting off of the old reactors). Restricted access – contact author for more information or specific conditions
Comparison of political framings in two Parliamentary speeches made by the PM of Hungary and media framings of three online news organizations of different political attitudes following the two speeches about refugees and migrants. Restricted access- contact author for more information or specific conditions
The corpus includes press conferences coming from the European Central Bank, the European Parliament, NATO, and also the White House. All the conferences include the speech given by politicians and also journalists’ interventions. Restricted access – contact author for more information or specific conditions
Corpus of newspaper articles relative to international migration in the summer of 2015 from an Italian perspective. The corpus has been collected with the purpose of studying migrants’ representations on the media. Restricted access – contact author for more information or specific conditions
Interviews to migrant women with children all living in the greater London area. The interviews were done in 2010 and 2011 with the aim to study transition processes and inner dialogue (inner decision-making) through a lens of argumentation. This corpus has been the basis for different studies on inner argumentation. It also offers a perspective on international migration seen from…
The dataset integrates the Portuguese funded project “Female Online Participation: redefining the public sphere” (2010-2011). The team has focused on a variety of online public spheres, ranging from the traditionally political to the more unconventional political. The diverse case studies that integrated this project were subjected to a common analysis grid, with variables designed to define the discursive mode of…
This corpus consists of a collection of tweets of Members of the European Parliament and candidates at the European Elections of 2014 and 2019, coming from Belgium, France, Spain and the United Kingdom. The tweets are classified per account. Restricted access – contact author for more information or specific conditions
This databases consists of newspaper articles that were published in Croatian newspapers and that were related to LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) issues between 2002 and 2013 – this is the period between first ever Croatian Pride Parade in 2002 and the referendum for constitutional definition of marriage as a union between a man and a woman in 2013. The…
Post-level data of posts made by a series of european parties – from AT, BE, CH, DE, DK, ES, FR, GB, HU, IL, IT, MT, PT, RO, RS, SE and TR – to Facebook. Metadata includes text, datestamp and N of engagement (such as likes, shares and so on) that each post had yielded at the time of archiving. See…
The interviews were conducted in the period of my post-doctoral research (2012-2015), which focused, among other aspects, on the Portuguese journalists’ views and attitudes on audience participation, particularly online comments. The main purpose of these interviews was to explore the ways by which diverse Portuguese print media outlets are handling audience participation in the online environment, drawing on the perspectives…
The corpus describes the main arguments found in French articles based on a research on Europresse. We selected articles based on keywords (carbon+capture+storage and/or geological+storage). We coded each article depending on the actors mentionned in the text (one line per actor) and the arguments they broadcasted. Arguments which were not attached to a specific actor were attached automatically to the…
Interviews by researchers to migrant women with children; participants come from different countries and all live in the greater London area (UK, 2010-2012). Interviews are focused on inner dialogue and argumentation in processes of personal decision-making.
