The election speech of the political leaders in the first week of May
The elections month started with the prime minister's strategic programmatic, proclamatory discourse, the strengthening of the fundamental issues addressed by each political leader, a slight increase in the discourse formats and absence of a typical populist discourse strategy.
Political supply and political demand analysis
The applications of political discourse analysis methods go beyond being just another interesting tool in the election debate. They are highly useful for monitoring the election campaign and understanding the dynamics of political competition.
A special edition of iMEdD for the general elections in Greece
A collaboration between humans and artificial intelligence to analyze the pre-election campaign speeches of Greece’s main political leaders
Detecting polarization in the pre-election political discourse in Greece
Differentiating competition, division and polarisation in political discourse.
How we analyze the campaign speeches of political leaders
The working methodology for analyzing campaign speeches in the project -from data collection to data analysis.
The political discourse in the first ten days of the election period
What issues did the political leaders focus on at the beginning of the official election period, what is the prevailing emotional climate and to what extent can polarisation and populism be detected in their discourse?
Populism in pre-election political discourse in Greece
Populism is not equivalent to politicians' falsehoods, promises, or deceitfulness. It is not synonymous with demagoguery, propaganda, or manipulation.
An analysis of the pre-election political discourse in Greece
We are using AI algorithms to detect the levels of polarisation, populism and emotion in the speeches of political leaders.
The gender gap in Europe’s street names is here to stay
In 30 of Europe's biggest cities, streets named after women make up only 9 per cent of the streets dedicated to individuals. The imbalance has started to narrow in some places, but progress is too slow: at this rate, it would take centuries to really close the gap.
Top 10 insights from the 2022 State of Data Journalism Survey
