How Climate Movement Actors and News Media Frame Climate Change and Strike: Evidence from Analyzing Twitter and News Media Discourse from 2018 to 2021

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RT @AmandaLMolder: New pub! ✨ We analyzed 5M tweets + 30K news articles from US/UK/AUS/CAN to examine how #climatechange + #climatestrike f…

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RT @AmandaLMolder: Excited to read this special issue of #IJPP examining the #ProtestParadigm and honored that our research (@Kaiping_Chen…

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Excited to read this special issue of #IJPP examining the #ProtestParadigm and honored that our research (@Kaiping_Chen @Zening_Duan @DrBoulianne) was included: https://t.co/Le6TxglySU Thanks to @SummerDHarlow @danikathleen @prof_vaccari for their work pu

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In their article examining Twitter and news media discourse about climate strikes, @Kaiping_Chen & colleagues highlight the use of reciprocal framing between activists and journalists, which allows new voices and actors to emerge in protest coverage. h

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