<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
< oai_dc:dc schemaLocation =" http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/oai_dc/ http://www.openarchives.org/OAI/2.0/oai_dc.xsd " >
< dc:language > eng </ dc:language >
< dc:title > #Globalcitizen : An explorative Twitter analysis of global identity and sustainability communication </ dc:title >
< dc:creator > Merle, Marie </ dc:creator >
< dc:creator > Reese, Gerhard </ dc:creator >
< dc:creator > Drews, Stefan </ dc:creator >
< dc:type > Article </ dc:type >
< dc:date > 2019 </ dc:date >
< dc:description > Unidad de excelencia María de Maeztu MdM-2015-0552 </ dc:description >
< dc:subject > Global citizenship </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Social identity </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Global identity </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Globalization </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Sentiment analysis </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Social networks </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Twitter </ dc:subject >
< dc:relation > Sustainability ; Vol. 11, Issue 12 (June 2019), art. 3472 </ dc:relation >
< dc:identifier > https://ddd.uab.cat/record/223278 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:10.3390/SU11123472 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:oai:ddd.uab.cat:223278 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:scopus_id:85069849591 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:articleid:20711050v11n12p3472 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:oai:egreta.uab.cat:publications/96ada367-1724-4370-aef4-ebc2f8d76d86 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:rights > open access </ dc:rights >
< dc:rights > Aquest document està subjecte a una llicència d'ús Creative Commons. Es permet la reproducció total o parcial, la distribució, la comunicació pública de l'obra i la creació d'obres derivades, fins i tot amb finalitats comercials, sempre i quan es reconegui l'autoria de l'obra original. </ dc:rights >
< dc:rights > https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ </ dc:rights >
< dc:description > (1) Background: global citizenship is often associated with pro-social and pro-environmental attitudes, beliefs and behaviors. Much of this research relies on questionnaire studies, whereas studies drawing on naturally occurring daily communications are under-used. In this paper, we analyse the content that users publish on Twitter related to the issue of global identity and citizenship. (2) Methods: we assessed word frequencies and associated hashtags of 35,237 tweets marked with the hashtag #globalcitizen. A sentiment analysis was conducted to investigate the moods and emotions of the tweets. (3) Results: in line with expectations derived from social identity theory, we found that associated words and hashtags were more often linked to themes of common good/disadvantaged groups than they were to the topic of nature and environment. Providing evidence for an empowerment function of global citizenship, the sentiment analysis suggests that global citizenship is related to rather positive emotions. (4) Conclusion: these findings reveal how identity constructions in social media predict associated contents and possibly pathways to social change. </ dc:description >
< dc:format > application/pdf </ dc:format >
</ oai_dc:dc >
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
< rdf:RDF schemaLocation =" http://www.w3.org/1999/02/22-rdf-syntax-ns# http://www.europeana.eu/schemas/edm/EDM.xsd " >
< edm:ProvidedCHO about =" https://catalonica.bnc.cat/catalonicahub/lod/oai:ddd.uab.cat:223278#ent0 " >
< dc:creator > Merle, Marie </ dc:creator >
< dc:creator > Reese, Gerhard </ dc:creator >
< dc:creator > Drews, Stefan </ dc:creator >
< dc:date > 2019 </ dc:date >
< dc:description > Unidad de excelencia María de Maeztu MdM-2015-0552 </ dc:description >
< dc:description > (1) Background: global citizenship is often associated with pro-social and pro-environmental attitudes, beliefs and behaviors. Much of this research relies on questionnaire studies, whereas studies drawing on naturally occurring daily communications are under-used. In this paper, we analyse the content that users publish on Twitter related to the issue of global identity and citizenship. (2) Methods: we assessed word frequencies and associated hashtags of 35,237 tweets marked with the hashtag #globalcitizen. A sentiment analysis was conducted to investigate the moods and emotions of the tweets. (3) Results: in line with expectations derived from social identity theory, we found that associated words and hashtags were more often linked to themes of common good/disadvantaged groups than they were to the topic of nature and environment. Providing evidence for an empowerment function of global citizenship, the sentiment analysis suggests that global citizenship is related to rather positive emotions. (4) Conclusion: these findings reveal how identity constructions in social media predict associated contents and possibly pathways to social change. </ dc:description >
< dc:identifier > https://ddd.uab.cat/record/223278 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:10.3390/SU11123472 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:oai:ddd.uab.cat:223278 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:scopus_id:85069849591 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:articleid:20711050v11n12p3472 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:identifier > urn:oai:egreta.uab.cat:publications/96ada367-1724-4370-aef4-ebc2f8d76d86 </ dc:identifier >
< dc:language > eng </ dc:language >
< dc:relation > Sustainability ; Vol. 11, Issue 12 (June 2019), art. 3472 </ dc:relation >
< dc:rights > open access </ dc:rights >
< dc:rights > Aquest document està subjecte a una llicència d'ús Creative Commons. Es permet la reproducció total o parcial, la distribució, la comunicació pública de l'obra i la creació d'obres derivades, fins i tot amb finalitats comercials, sempre i quan es reconegui l'autoria de l'obra original. </ dc:rights >
< dc:rights > https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ </ dc:rights >
< dc:subject > Global citizenship </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Social identity </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Global identity </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Globalization </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Sentiment analysis </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Social networks </ dc:subject >
< dc:subject > Twitter </ dc:subject >
< dc:title > #Globalcitizen : An explorative Twitter analysis of global identity and sustainability communication </ dc:title >
< dc:type > Article </ dc:type >
< edm:type > TEXT </ edm:type >
</ edm:ProvidedCHO >
< ore:Aggregation about =" https://catalonica.bnc.cat/catalonicahub/lod/oai:ddd.uab.cat:223278#ent1 " >
< edm:dataProvider > DDD de la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Recerca </ edm:dataProvider >
< edm:provider > Catalònica </ edm:provider >
</ ore:Aggregation >
</ rdf:RDF >
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
< marc:record type =" Bibliographic " schemaLocation =" http://www.loc.gov/MARC21/slim http://www.loc.gov/standards/marcxml/schema/MARC21slim.xsd " >
< marc:leader > 00000coc 2200000uu 4500 </ marc:leader >
< marc:controlfield tag =" 001 " > 223278 </ marc:controlfield >
< marc:controlfield tag =" 005 " > 20220206091303.0 </ marc:controlfield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 7 " ind2 =" " tag =" 024 " >
< marc:subfield code =" 2 " > doi </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > 10.3390/SU11123472 </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 8 " ind2 =" " tag =" 024 " >
< marc:subfield code =" 9 " > artpubuab </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" 9 " > driver </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" 9 " > scholar </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > oai:ddd.uab.cat:223278 </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 035 " >
< marc:subfield code =" 9 " > scopus_id </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > 85069849591 </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 035 " >
< marc:subfield code =" 9 " > articleid </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > 20711050v11n12p3472 </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 035 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > oai:egreta.uab.cat:publications/96ada367-1724-4370-aef4-ebc2f8d76d86 </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 041 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > eng </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 100 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Merle, Marie </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" u " > University of Koblenz-Landau. Department of Psychology (Germany) </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" 0 " tag =" 245 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > #Globalcitizen : </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" b " > An explorative Twitter analysis of global identity and sustainability communication </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 251 " >
< marc:subfield code =" 1 " > http://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" 2 " > openaire4 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" 9 " > VoR </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Versió publicada </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 260 " >
< marc:subfield code =" c " > 2019 </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 500 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Unidad de excelencia María de Maeztu MdM-2015-0552 </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 3 " ind2 =" " tag =" 520 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > (1) Background: global citizenship is often associated with pro-social and pro-environmental attitudes, beliefs and behaviors. Much of this research relies on questionnaire studies, whereas studies drawing on naturally occurring daily communications are under-used. In this paper, we analyse the content that users publish on Twitter related to the issue of global identity and citizenship. (2) Methods: we assessed word frequencies and associated hashtags of 35,237 tweets marked with the hashtag #globalcitizen. A sentiment analysis was conducted to investigate the moods and emotions of the tweets. (3) Results: in line with expectations derived from social identity theory, we found that associated words and hashtags were more often linked to themes of common good/disadvantaged groups than they were to the topic of nature and environment. Providing evidence for an empowerment function of global citizenship, the sentiment analysis suggests that global citizenship is related to rather positive emotions. (4) Conclusion: these findings reveal how identity constructions in social media predict associated contents and possibly pathways to social change. </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 540 " >
< marc:subfield code =" 9 " > open access </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Aquest document està subjecte a una llicència d'ús Creative Commons. Es permet la reproducció total o parcial, la distribució, la comunicació pública de l'obra i la creació d'obres derivades, fins i tot amb finalitats comercials, sempre i quan es reconegui l'autoria de l'obra original. </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" u " > https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 546 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Anglès </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 599 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > recerca </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 653 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Global citizenship </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 653 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Social identity </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 653 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Global identity </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 653 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Globalization </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 653 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Sentiment analysis </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 653 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Social networks </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 653 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Twitter </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" 7 " tag =" 655 " >
< marc:subfield code =" 1 " > http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" 2 " > openaire4 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Article </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" c " > literature </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 700 " >
< marc:subfield code =" 0 " > 0000-0001-6672-3832 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Reese, Gerhard </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" u " > University of Koblenz-Landau. Department of Psychology, Environmental Psychology Research Unit (Germany) </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 1 " ind2 =" " tag =" 700 " >
< marc:subfield code =" 0 " > 0000-0001-6393-3121 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > Drews, Stefan </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" u " > Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Institut de Ciència i Tecnologia Ambientals </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 773 " >
< marc:subfield code =" g " > Vol. 11, Issue 12 (June 2019), art. 3472 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" t " > Sustainability </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" x " > 2071-1050 </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" 4 " ind2 =" 0 " tag =" 856 " >
< marc:subfield code =" p " > 10 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" s " > 225405 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" u " > https://ddd.uab.cat/pub/artpub/2019/223278/sus_a2019m6v11n12p3472.pdf </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 973 " >
< marc:subfield code =" f " > 3472 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" m " > 6 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" n " > 12 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" v " > 11 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" x " > 2071-1050_a2019m6v11n12 </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" y " > 2019 </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 979 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > AUTSCOPUS </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
< marc:datafield ind1 =" " ind2 =" " tag =" 980 " >
< marc:subfield code =" a " > ARTPUB </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" b " > ICTAUAB </ marc:subfield >
< marc:subfield code =" b " > UAB </ marc:subfield >
</ marc:datafield >
</ marc:record >
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
< oaire:resource schemaLocation =" http://namespace.openaire.eu/schema/oaire/ https://www.openaire.eu/schema/repo-lit/4.0/openaire.xsd " >
< datacite:identifier identifierType =" URL " > https://ddd.uab.cat/record/223278 </ datacite:identifier >
< datacite:alternateIdentifiers >
< datacite:alternateIdentifier alternateIdentifierType =" DOI " > 10.3390/SU11123472 </ datacite:alternateIdentifier >
</ datacite:alternateIdentifiers >
< dc:language > eng </ dc:language >
< datacite:titles >
< datacite:title > #Globalcitizen </ datacite:title >
< datacite:title titleType =" Subtitle " > An explorative Twitter analysis of global identity and sustainability communication </ datacite:title >
</ datacite:titles >
< datacite:creators >
< datacite:creator >
< datacite:creatorName > Merle, Marie </ datacite:creatorName >
< datacite:affiliation > University of Koblenz-Landau. Department of Psychology (Germany) </ datacite:affiliation >
</ datacite:creator >
< datacite:creator >
< datacite:creatorName > Reese, Gerhard </ datacite:creatorName >
< datacite:affiliation > University of Koblenz-Landau. Department of Psychology, Environmental Psychology Research Unit (Germany) </ datacite:affiliation >
< datacite:nameIdentifier nameIdentifierScheme =" ORCID " schemeURI =" http://orcid.org " > 0000-0001-6672-3832 </ datacite:nameIdentifier >
</ datacite:creator >
< datacite:creator >
< datacite:creatorName > Drews, Stefan </ datacite:creatorName >
< datacite:affiliation > Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona. Institut de Ciència i Tecnologia Ambientals </ datacite:affiliation >
< datacite:nameIdentifier nameIdentifierScheme =" ORCID " schemeURI =" http://orcid.org " > 0000-0001-6393-3121 </ datacite:nameIdentifier >
</ datacite:creator >
</ datacite:creators >
< datacite:date >
< datacite:date dateType =" Issued " > 2019 </ datacite:date >
</ datacite:date >
< dc:description > (1) Background: global citizenship is often associated with pro-social and pro-environmental attitudes, beliefs and behaviors. Much of this research relies on questionnaire studies, whereas studies drawing on naturally occurring daily communications are under-used. In this paper, we analyse the content that users publish on Twitter related to the issue of global identity and citizenship. (2) Methods: we assessed word frequencies and associated hashtags of 35,237 tweets marked with the hashtag #globalcitizen. A sentiment analysis was conducted to investigate the moods and emotions of the tweets. (3) Results: in line with expectations derived from social identity theory, we found that associated words and hashtags were more often linked to themes of common good/disadvantaged groups than they were to the topic of nature and environment. Providing evidence for an empowerment function of global citizenship, the sentiment analysis suggests that global citizenship is related to rather positive emotions. (4) Conclusion: these findings reveal how identity constructions in social media predict associated contents and possibly pathways to social change. </ dc:description >
< datacite:rights rightsURI =" http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2 " > open access </ datacite:rights >
< oaire:licenseCondition rightsURI =" https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ " > Aquest document està subjecte a una llicència d'ús Creative Commons. Es permet la reproducció total o parcial, la distribució, la comunicació pública de l'obra i la creació d'obres derivades, fins i tot amb finalitats comercials, sempre i quan es reconegui l'autoria de l'obra original. </ oaire:licenseCondition >
< oaire:version uri =" http://purl.org/coar/version/c_970fb48d4fbd8a85 " > VoR </ oaire:version >
< datacite:subjects >
< datacite:subject > Global citizenship </ datacite:subject >
< datacite:subject > Social identity </ datacite:subject >
< datacite:subject > Global identity </ datacite:subject >
< datacite:subject > Globalization </ datacite:subject >
< datacite:subject > Sentiment analysis </ datacite:subject >
< datacite:subject > Social networks </ datacite:subject >
< datacite:subject > Twitter </ datacite:subject >
</ datacite:subjects >
< oaire:resourceType resourceTypeGeneral =" literature " uri =" http://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501 " > Article </ oaire:resourceType >
< oaire:citationTitle > Sustainability </ oaire:citationTitle >
< oaire:citationVolume > 11 </ oaire:citationVolume >
< oaire:citationIssue > 12 </ oaire:citationIssue >
< oaire:citationStartPage > 3472 </ oaire:citationStartPage >
< oaire:file mimeType =" application/pdf " > https://ddd.uab.cat/pub/artpub/2019/223278/sus_a2019m6v11n12p3472.pdf </ oaire:file >
< dc:format > application/pdf </ dc:format >
</ oaire:resource >