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2. The flip side of digital technologies in internal party elections: a cybersecurity dilemma?

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Paulis, Emilien, Kins, Lucas, Barberà, Oscar, and Vittori, Davide

Abstract

The digitalization of party organizations has garnered increasing scholarly attention in recent years. This study examines an underexplored area: how individuals working for political parties perceive the cybersecurity threats associated with using digital technologies for intra-party voting procedures. Drawing on survey data collected online in 2021 from three European democracies (Belgium, Italy, and Spain), our analysis reveals that cybersecurity concerns are more pronounced among party actors who (1) are non-elected staffers born before the 1980s, (2) had negative experiences with digital technologies during the COVID-19 crisis, or (3) work for right-wing parties. Our findings highlight the need to avoid technological determinism and call for a more systematic study of cybersecurity challenges in the context of party digitalization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2025
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3. Comment les partis politiques francophones séduisent ou divisent sur le réseau social X

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Close, Caroline, Jacobs, Laura, Kins, Lucas, Close, Caroline, Jacobs, Laura, and Kins, Lucas

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Ces dernières années, les démocraties semblent être confrontées à un double phénomène :celui de la fragmentation de leurs sociétés, et celui de la polarisation (idéologique, voire affective). Les représentant·es politiques sont régulièrement accusé·es d’attiser les sentiments négatifs entre groupes sociaux, notamment par l’intermédiaire de leur communication en ligne. Dans cette contribution, nous nous intéressons à la communication des partis francophones et de leurs président·e·s, sur le réseau social X., info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2024

5. Rooting for whom? Traditional parties group appeals strategies on social media in a fragmented party-system

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Congrès triennal de l'ABSP, Panel "La communication politique contre le vivre ensemble" (31 Janvier - 2 Février 2024: Université de Liège), Kins, Lucas, Jacobs, Laura, Close, Caroline, Congrès triennal de l'ABSP, Panel "La communication politique contre le vivre ensemble" (31 Janvier - 2 Février 2024: Université de Liège), Kins, Lucas, Jacobs, Laura, and Close, Caroline

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info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished

Published
2024

6. Hoe spreken politieke partijen ons aan op X?

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Kins, Lucas, Close, Caroline, Jacobs, Laura, Kins, Lucas, Close, Caroline, and Jacobs, Laura

Abstract

Traditionele partijen zoals CD&V en Open VLD verwijzen veel minder naar outgroups op X, terwijl populistische partijen zoals PVDA en Vlaams Belang bijna even vaak, of zelfs vaker in het geval van Vlaams Belang, verwijzen naar outgroups dan ingroups. Hetzelfde geldt voor N-VA., info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2024

9. Politieke communicatie 2.0: voor elk wat wils?

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Kins, Lucas, Claessens, Pauline, Kins, Lucas, and Claessens, Pauline

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Campagne voeren op sociale media is niet langer de uitzondering. Iedereen doet eraan mee, luidt het. Maar klopt dit wel?, info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2023

14. Comment les partis politiques utilisent le numérique

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Kins, Lucas, Paulis, Emilien, Kins, Lucas, and Paulis, Emilien

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Malgré certaines différences entre anciens et nouveaux partis, on observe une certaine timidité à utiliser pleinement les fonctionnalités qu’offre le web. La faute au centralisme de ces structures de pouvoir qui se méfient de la logique horizontale des outils numériques ?, info:eu-repo/semantics/published

Published
2022

19. A crisis of representativeness? Comparative analysis of congruence between parties and their electorate in the 2019 regional election in Flanders.

Author

the State of the Federation 2020 (Gent), Kins, Lucas, the State of the Federation 2020 (Gent), and Kins, Lucas

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The policy positions and priorities of voters have become central in explaining electoral behaviour, to the detriment of traditional party affiliation. In Flanders, this has contributed to the rise of “new parties” and the demise of the three mainstream parties, whose convergence weakened their ideological profile. Using data from the RepResent electoral survey, we compare how representative the different parties were of the opinions of their electorate for the May 2019 regional election in Flanders, using two measurements of congruence: overall congruence and congruence on salient issues. Our research shows that two of the three traditional parties (the CD&V and the Open VLD) have some of the lowest scores on both types of measurements, while the situation of the SP.A is ultimately contrary to what we expected. Our results reveal that the party is in fact the most representative of the positions of its electorate, all parties combined. It is also more representative of the voters of its left-wing rivals (Groen and Pvda) than the party of their choice, showing that the SP.A struggles to create enthusiasm for a program that is nevertheless in line with the demands of progressive voters, and – to some extent – those in the centre., info:eu-repo/semantics/nonPublished

Published
2020

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