Wolf J Schünemann
Biographic Data
| ID | 3467786 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wolf J Schünemann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wolf J |
| FAMILY NAME | Schünemann |
| SIGNATURE | SCHÜNEMANN W J |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hildesheim |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7967-1007 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 50 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Internet Control and Disinformation Across Regime Types During and After the Covid‐19 Crisis
The unprecedented scale of mitigation measures taken by governments during the Covid-19 pandemic raised concerns about if and to what extent democracy would be affected. Empirical accounts show that media freedom was the most vulnerable. This article concentrates on interference in digital media, as attacks on the digital realm during the pandemic were particularly harmful given that media activity moved from print to online all over the world. T…
Leveraging Dynamic Heterogeneous Networks to Study Transnational Issue Publics. The Case of the European Covid-19 Discourse on Twitter
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic constitutes a critical phase for the transnationalization of public spheres. Against this backdrop, we ask how transnational COVID-19 related online discourse has been throughout the EU over the first year of the pandemic. Which events triggered higher transnational coherence or national structuration of this specific issue public on Twitter? In order to study these questions, we rely on Twitter data obtained from th…
Aufwärtskompatibel? Zur Bedeutung struktureller und doktrinärer Nationalismen für die digitale Konstellation
Der Beitrag unternimmt den Versuch, theoretische Ansätze der Nationalismusforschung auf die digitale Konstellation zu übertragen. Lassen sich konstitutive Merkmale der digitalen Konstellation und aktuelle digitalpolitische Entwicklungen unter Rückgriff auf Nationalismustheorien erklären? Erweisen sich Nationalismen, denen eine Hauptfunktion bei der Integration prädigitaler Sozialräume und dem Aufbau einer politischen Weltordnung zugekommen ist, d…
Souveraineté numérique pour une société de l’information ? L’Allemagne et le projet de normalisation de la politique numérique européenne
La présidence allemande du Conseil correspond à un moment où des normes internationales sont élaborées en matière de numérisation. Par des réformes innovantes, l’Union européenne porte un projet ambitieux pour une économie de plateforme fondée sur des valeurs éthiques. Dans ce contexte, l’article interroge la position de l’Allemagne dans l’élaboration d’une politique numérique européenne. La présidence allemande du Conseil utilisa-t-elle cette fo…
Ready for the World? Measuring the (Trans-)National Quality of Political Issue Publics on Twitter
This article presents a multi-method research design for measuring the (trans-)national quality of issue publics on Twitter. Online communication is widely perceived as having the potential to overcome nationally bound public spheres. Social media, in particular, are seen as platforms and drivers of transnational communication through which users can easily connect across borders. Transnational interactivity can be expected in particular for poli…
The Ongoing Transformation of the Digital Public Sphere: Basic Considerations on a Moving Target
The recent decades more than anything else have revealed the ambivalence not only of the articulated expectations about the digital public sphere but also of the ‘real’ development itself. This thematic issue of Media and Communication highlights some of the criticalities and specificities of the evolution of the public sphere during this period where digital communication ecosystems are becoming increasingly central. The different articles offer…
Towards a ‘gold standard for the world’? The European General Data Protection Regulation between supranational and national norm entrepreneurship
Traditionally, Europe stands out as the region where data protection regulation is strongest throughout the world. With its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the European Union in 2016 updated its claim for leadership in this policy realm by adopting measures which better meet the challenges of digitalisation. The main interest of this paper is whether three intensely debated emerging norms in the regulation have been driven by the supra…
Going transnational? Candidates’ transnational linkages on Twitter during the 2019 European Parliament elections
How transnational are European Parliament (EP) campaigns? Building on research on the European public sphere and the politicisation of the EU, this study investigates to what extent the 2019 EP campaign was transnational and which factors were associated with ‘going transnational’. It conceptualises Twitter linkages of EP candidates as constitutive elements of a transnational campaign arena distinguishing interactions with EP candidates from othe…
Jenseits der Versicherheitlichung: Zu Stand und Aussichten der Cybersicherheitsforschung
Politikwissenschaft und die digitale Gesellschaft
AutorInnenverzeichnis
Inhalt
EU critique beyond Euroscepticism and progressive stories: Introduction to the special issue
Critical stances towards the EU have long been marginalized. In the political realm, they have been, and still frequently are, depicted as the business of "Eurosceptics" who are fundamentally questioning an established normative consensus. In the academic realm, integration theory somewhat similarly builds on "stories of progress" which construct a simplistic and largely uncritical history of European integration. In this introduction to the spec…
Cybersicherheit und Rollenwandel: Eine rollentheoretische Diskursanalyse der transatlantischen Cybersicherheitspolitik im Lichte des NSA-Skandals
In Vielfalt verneint: Referenden in und über Europa Von Maastricht Bis Brexit
Outrage without Consequences? Post-Snowden Discourses and Governmental Practice in Germany
In 2013 Edward Snowden’s disclosures of mass surveillance performed by US intelligence agencies seriously irritated politicians and citizens around the globe. This holds particularly true for privacy-sensitive communities in Germany. However, while the public was outraged, intelligence and security cooperation between the United States and Germany has been marked by continuity instead of disruption. The rather insubstantial debate over a so-calle…
Of activists and gatekeepers: Temporal and structural properties of policy networks on Twitter
There is an ongoing academic debate whether social media empowers activists and advocacy groups in relation to established political actors and media gatekeepers. This article investigates these premises by analysing the influence of various actors in two policy debates on Twitter, environmental policy (climate change) and Internet governance (net neutrality). We extract tweets on both topics and code the respective 500 most central accounts acco…
Almost the same stories: Narrative patterns in EU treaty referendums
The article analyses narratives that favoured or opposed European integration in three referendum debates held during the constitutional process of the 2000s: in France and the Netherlands in 2005 (Constitutional Treaty) as well as the first vote in Ireland on the Lisbon Treaty in 2008. In all debates examined, speakers used similar narratives of European integration. While most narrative patterns have transnational character, however, they are a…
Transnationalisierung und Demokratisierung politischer Öffentlichkeit über Soziale Medien – ein Politikfeldvergleich
Subversive Souveräne: Vergleichende Diskursanalyse der gescheiterten Referenden im europäischen Verfassungsprozess
Die vielen Gesichter aktivierender Arbeitsmarktpolitik. Deutschlands Hartz-Reformen im Vergleich zu aktivierenden Arbeitsmarktreformen in den Niederlanden, Großbritannien und Irland
Der vorliegende Artikel leistet einen politikwissenschaftlichen Vergleich der so genannten Hartz-Reformen, die von der SPD-geführten deutschen Bundesregierung in den Jahren 2002 – 2005 umgesetzt wurden, mit drei bedeutenden Arbeitsmarktreformen in europäischen Partnerstaaten, die ebenfalls unter Mitte-links-Regierungen zu Stande gekommen sind: nämlich in den Niederlanden (Poldermodel, 1990 – 1996), Irland (Community Employment, 1992 – 1994) und G…
Politik in der digitalen Gesellschaft: Zentrale Problemfelder und Forschungsperspektiven
Die Bedeutung der Digitalisierung für Politik und Gesellschaft ist ein hoch aktuelles Themenfeld, das immer stärker auch politikwissenschaftlich beforscht und gelehrt wird. Die Beiträge des Bandes versammeln dazu programmatische Positionen, welche zentrale Aspekte und Perspektiven der sozialwissenschaftlichen Digitalisierungsforschung darstellen und diskutieren. Hierzu zählen u.a. Forschungsfelder aus den Bereichen Partizipations- und Parteienfor…
Of activists and gatekeepers: Temporal and structural properties of policy networks on Twitter
There is an ongoing academic debate whether social media empowers activists and advocacy groups in relation to established political actors and media gatekeepers. This article investigates these premises by analysing the influence of various actors in two policy debates on Twitter, environmental policy (climate change) and Internet governance (net neutrality). We extract tweets on both topics and code the respective 500 most central accounts acco…
Going transnational? Candidates’ transnational linkages on Twitter during the 2019 European Parliament elections
How transnational are European Parliament (EP) campaigns? Building on research on the European public sphere and the politicisation of the EU, this study investigates to what extent the 2019 EP campaign was transnational and which factors were associated with ‘going transnational’. It conceptualises Twitter linkages of EP candidates as constitutive elements of a transnational campaign arena distinguishing interactions with EP candidates from othe…
Towards a ‘gold standard for the world’? The European General Data Protection Regulation between supranational and national norm entrepreneurship
Traditionally, Europe stands out as the region where data protection regulation is strongest throughout the world. With its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the European Union in 2016 updated its claim for leadership in this policy realm by adopting measures which better meet the challenges of digitalisation. The main interest of this paper is whether three intensely debated emerging norms in the regulation have been driven by the supra…
Almost the same stories: Narrative patterns in EU treaty referendums
The article analyses narratives that favoured or opposed European integration in three referendum debates held during the constitutional process of the 2000s: in France and the Netherlands in 2005 (Constitutional Treaty) as well as the first vote in Ireland on the Lisbon Treaty in 2008. In all debates examined, speakers used similar narratives of European integration. While most narrative patterns have transnational character, however, they are a…
Subversive Souveräne: Vergleichende Diskursanalyse der gescheiterten Referenden im europäischen Verfassungsprozess
Aufwärtskompatibel? Zur Bedeutung struktureller und doktrinärer Nationalismen für die digitale Konstellation
Der Beitrag unternimmt den Versuch, theoretische Ansätze der Nationalismusforschung auf die digitale Konstellation zu übertragen. Lassen sich konstitutive Merkmale der digitalen Konstellation und aktuelle digitalpolitische Entwicklungen unter Rückgriff auf Nationalismustheorien erklären? Erweisen sich Nationalismen, denen eine Hauptfunktion bei der Integration prädigitaler Sozialräume und dem Aufbau einer politischen Weltordnung zugekommen ist, d…
Internet Control and Disinformation Across Regime Types During and After the Covid‐19 Crisis
The unprecedented scale of mitigation measures taken by governments during the Covid-19 pandemic raised concerns about if and to what extent democracy would be affected. Empirical accounts show that media freedom was the most vulnerable. This article concentrates on interference in digital media, as attacks on the digital realm during the pandemic were particularly harmful given that media activity moved from print to online all over the world. T…
EU critique beyond Euroscepticism and progressive stories: Introduction to the special issue
Critical stances towards the EU have long been marginalized. In the political realm, they have been, and still frequently are, depicted as the business of "Eurosceptics" who are fundamentally questioning an established normative consensus. In the academic realm, integration theory somewhat similarly builds on "stories of progress" which construct a simplistic and largely uncritical history of European integration. In this introduction to the spec…
Cybersicherheit und Rollenwandel: Eine rollentheoretische Diskursanalyse der transatlantischen Cybersicherheitspolitik im Lichte des NSA-Skandals
Die vielen Gesichter aktivierender Arbeitsmarktpolitik. Deutschlands Hartz-Reformen im Vergleich zu aktivierenden Arbeitsmarktreformen in den Niederlanden, Großbritannien und Irland
Der vorliegende Artikel leistet einen politikwissenschaftlichen Vergleich der so genannten Hartz-Reformen, die von der SPD-geführten deutschen Bundesregierung in den Jahren 2002 – 2005 umgesetzt wurden, mit drei bedeutenden Arbeitsmarktreformen in europäischen Partnerstaaten, die ebenfalls unter Mitte-links-Regierungen zu Stande gekommen sind: nämlich in den Niederlanden (Poldermodel, 1990 – 1996), Irland (Community Employment, 1992 – 1994) und G…
Subversive Souveräne: Vergleichende Diskursanalyse der gescheiterten Referenden im europäischen Verfassungsprozess
Transnationalisierung und Demokratisierung politischer Öffentlichkeit über Soziale Medien – ein Politikfeldvergleich
In Vielfalt verneint: Referenden in und über Europa Von Maastricht Bis Brexit
Outrage without Consequences? Post-Snowden Discourses and Governmental Practice in Germany
In 2013 Edward Snowden’s disclosures of mass surveillance performed by US intelligence agencies seriously irritated politicians and citizens around the globe. This holds particularly true for privacy-sensitive communities in Germany. However, while the public was outraged, intelligence and security cooperation between the United States and Germany has been marked by continuity instead of disruption. The rather insubstantial debate over a so-calle…
Of activists and gatekeepers: Temporal and structural properties of policy networks on Twitter
There is an ongoing academic debate whether social media empowers activists and advocacy groups in relation to established political actors and media gatekeepers. This article investigates these premises by analysing the influence of various actors in two policy debates on Twitter, environmental policy (climate change) and Internet governance (net neutrality). We extract tweets on both topics and code the respective 500 most central accounts acco…
Almost the same stories: Narrative patterns in EU treaty referendums
The article analyses narratives that favoured or opposed European integration in three referendum debates held during the constitutional process of the 2000s: in France and the Netherlands in 2005 (Constitutional Treaty) as well as the first vote in Ireland on the Lisbon Treaty in 2008. In all debates examined, speakers used similar narratives of European integration. While most narrative patterns have transnational character, however, they are a…
Cybersicherheit und Rollenwandel: Eine rollentheoretische Diskursanalyse der transatlantischen Cybersicherheitspolitik im Lichte des NSA-Skandals
Jenseits der Versicherheitlichung: Zu Stand und Aussichten der Cybersicherheitsforschung
Politikwissenschaft und die digitale Gesellschaft
AutorInnenverzeichnis
Inhalt
EU critique beyond Euroscepticism and progressive stories: Introduction to the special issue
Critical stances towards the EU have long been marginalized. In the political realm, they have been, and still frequently are, depicted as the business of "Eurosceptics" who are fundamentally questioning an established normative consensus. In the academic realm, integration theory somewhat similarly builds on "stories of progress" which construct a simplistic and largely uncritical history of European integration. In this introduction to the spec…
Ready for the World? Measuring the (Trans-)National Quality of Political Issue Publics on Twitter
This article presents a multi-method research design for measuring the (trans-)national quality of issue publics on Twitter. Online communication is widely perceived as having the potential to overcome nationally bound public spheres. Social media, in particular, are seen as platforms and drivers of transnational communication through which users can easily connect across borders. Transnational interactivity can be expected in particular for poli…
The Ongoing Transformation of the Digital Public Sphere: Basic Considerations on a Moving Target
The recent decades more than anything else have revealed the ambivalence not only of the articulated expectations about the digital public sphere but also of the ‘real’ development itself. This thematic issue of Media and Communication highlights some of the criticalities and specificities of the evolution of the public sphere during this period where digital communication ecosystems are becoming increasingly central. The different articles offer…
Towards a ‘gold standard for the world’? The European General Data Protection Regulation between supranational and national norm entrepreneurship
Traditionally, Europe stands out as the region where data protection regulation is strongest throughout the world. With its General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the European Union in 2016 updated its claim for leadership in this policy realm by adopting measures which better meet the challenges of digitalisation. The main interest of this paper is whether three intensely debated emerging norms in the regulation have been driven by the supra…
Going transnational? Candidates’ transnational linkages on Twitter during the 2019 European Parliament elections
How transnational are European Parliament (EP) campaigns? Building on research on the European public sphere and the politicisation of the EU, this study investigates to what extent the 2019 EP campaign was transnational and which factors were associated with ‘going transnational’. It conceptualises Twitter linkages of EP candidates as constitutive elements of a transnational campaign arena distinguishing interactions with EP candidates from othe…
Souveraineté numérique pour une société de l’information ? L’Allemagne et le projet de normalisation de la politique numérique européenne
La présidence allemande du Conseil correspond à un moment où des normes internationales sont élaborées en matière de numérisation. Par des réformes innovantes, l’Union européenne porte un projet ambitieux pour une économie de plateforme fondée sur des valeurs éthiques. Dans ce contexte, l’article interroge la position de l’Allemagne dans l’élaboration d’une politique numérique européenne. La présidence allemande du Conseil utilisa-t-elle cette fo…
Leveraging Dynamic Heterogeneous Networks to Study Transnational Issue Publics. The Case of the European Covid-19 Discourse on Twitter
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic constitutes a critical phase for the transnationalization of public spheres. Against this backdrop, we ask how transnational COVID-19 related online discourse has been throughout the EU over the first year of the pandemic. Which events triggered higher transnational coherence or national structuration of this specific issue public on Twitter? In order to study these questions, we rely on Twitter data obtained from th…
Aufwärtskompatibel? Zur Bedeutung struktureller und doktrinärer Nationalismen für die digitale Konstellation
Der Beitrag unternimmt den Versuch, theoretische Ansätze der Nationalismusforschung auf die digitale Konstellation zu übertragen. Lassen sich konstitutive Merkmale der digitalen Konstellation und aktuelle digitalpolitische Entwicklungen unter Rückgriff auf Nationalismustheorien erklären? Erweisen sich Nationalismen, denen eine Hauptfunktion bei der Integration prädigitaler Sozialräume und dem Aufbau einer politischen Weltordnung zugekommen ist, d…
Politik in der digitalen Gesellschaft: Zentrale Problemfelder und Forschungsperspektiven
Die Bedeutung der Digitalisierung für Politik und Gesellschaft ist ein hoch aktuelles Themenfeld, das immer stärker auch politikwissenschaftlich beforscht und gelehrt wird. Die Beiträge des Bandes versammeln dazu programmatische Positionen, welche zentrale Aspekte und Perspektiven der sozialwissenschaftlichen Digitalisierungsforschung darstellen und diskutieren. Hierzu zählen u.a. Forschungsfelder aus den Bereichen Partizipations- und Parteienfor…
Internet Control and Disinformation Across Regime Types During and After the Covid‐19 Crisis
The unprecedented scale of mitigation measures taken by governments during the Covid-19 pandemic raised concerns about if and to what extent democracy would be affected. Empirical accounts show that media freedom was the most vulnerable. This article concentrates on interference in digital media, as attacks on the digital realm during the pandemic were particularly harmful given that media activity moved from print to online all over the world. T…
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