Ciro Clemente De Falco
Biographic Data
| ID | 5080180 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ciro Clemente De Falco |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ciro Clemente |
| FAMILY NAME | De Falco |
| SIGNATURE | DE FALCO C C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Naples Federico II |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4074-0671 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Assessing Urban Vibrancy through Geolocated Tweets: A Case Study of Naples
Data volume, variety, and velocity from diverse sources have increased dramatically in recent years. Most of this big data is produced by web users: the so-called user-generated content (UGC). This data can include geographic information that users voluntarily provide via their devices’ location services. Twitter (now called X) is a primary source of geodata for social research. Through a case study, we aim to assess whether geolocated tweets can…
User Spatial Content in Social Research: Approaches, Opportunities, and Challenges
The availability of user-generated spatial data (user spatial content, USC) has transformed social science research, enabling the real-time, large-scale exploration of socio-spatial dynamics. This article traces the evolution from volunteered geographic information (VGI) to USC, highlighting their multidimensional nature and epistemological significance. Brief examples underscore USC’s potential for capturing the interplay between territorial fac…
Trajectories of Outsiderness: A Resource Model of Political Participation in Anti-Establishment Movements
Recent decades have witnessed the rise of antiestablishment movements, which often criticize the power elite’s inability or reluctance to represent ordinary citizens. This article explores the participation dynamics within such movements, focusing on the concept of outsiderness. Drawing from the resource model of political participation, we develop a multidimensional conceptualization of outsiderness, focusing on socioeconomic resources, politica…
Angry Posts Mobilize: Emotional Communication and Online Mobilization in the Facebook Pages of Western European Right-Wing Populist Leaders
The rise of right-wing populists in Western Europe has often been linked to their ability to exploit social media affordances to fuel anger. While scholarship has already examined the emotional dimension of the populist right’s online communication, with some researchers studying specifically the fuelling of anger among social media users, we still lack empirical proof of the mobilizational effectiveness of what we describe as “anger-triggering c…
Digital Mixed Content Analysis for the Study of Digital Platform Social Data: An Illustration from the Analysis of Covid-19 Risk Perception in the Italian Twittersphere
The explosion of platform social data as digital secondary data, collectable through sophisticated and automatized query systems or algorithms, makes it possible to accumulate huge amounts of dense and miscellaneous data. The challenge for social researchers becomes how to extract meaning and not only trends in a quantitative and in a qualitative manner. Through the application of a digital mixed content analysis design , we present the potential…
Mappare il racconto, raccontare l’emergenza. Voci digitali dai territori
Related to the first period of the COVID-19 pandemic (March-June 2020), some recent studies on the application of content analysis of geolocalized tweets (Bashar et alii 2020, Punziano et alii 2020) have demonstrated the negative relation between the Coronavirus spread (with Northern Italy most affected) and the polarity of social narratives about the pandemic. In brief, the «resilient» social narrative of the most impacted regions has correspond…
Tra geografia delle narrazioni e geografia dei contagi in Italia: Il contributo dell'analisi spaziale e del contenuto dei tweet alla comprensione della pandemia
Angry Posts Mobilize: Emotional Communication and Online Mobilization in the Facebook Pages of Western European Right-Wing Populist Leaders
The rise of right-wing populists in Western Europe has often been linked to their ability to exploit social media affordances to fuel anger. While scholarship has already examined the emotional dimension of the populist right’s online communication, with some researchers studying specifically the fuelling of anger among social media users, we still lack empirical proof of the mobilizational effectiveness of what we describe as “anger-triggering c…
Digital Mixed Content Analysis for the Study of Digital Platform Social Data: An Illustration from the Analysis of Covid-19 Risk Perception in the Italian Twittersphere
The explosion of platform social data as digital secondary data, collectable through sophisticated and automatized query systems or algorithms, makes it possible to accumulate huge amounts of dense and miscellaneous data. The challenge for social researchers becomes how to extract meaning and not only trends in a quantitative and in a qualitative manner. Through the application of a digital mixed content analysis design , we present the potential…
Mappare il racconto, raccontare l’emergenza. Voci digitali dai territori
Related to the first period of the COVID-19 pandemic (March-June 2020), some recent studies on the application of content analysis of geolocalized tweets (Bashar et alii 2020, Punziano et alii 2020) have demonstrated the negative relation between the Coronavirus spread (with Northern Italy most affected) and the polarity of social narratives about the pandemic. In brief, the «resilient» social narrative of the most impacted regions has correspond…
Tra geografia delle narrazioni e geografia dei contagi in Italia: Il contributo dell'analisi spaziale e del contenuto dei tweet alla comprensione della pandemia
Digital Mixed Content Analysis for the Study of Digital Platform Social Data: An Illustration from the Analysis of Covid-19 Risk Perception in the Italian Twittersphere
The explosion of platform social data as digital secondary data, collectable through sophisticated and automatized query systems or algorithms, makes it possible to accumulate huge amounts of dense and miscellaneous data. The challenge for social researchers becomes how to extract meaning and not only trends in a quantitative and in a qualitative manner. Through the application of a digital mixed content analysis design , we present the potential…
Angry Posts Mobilize: Emotional Communication and Online Mobilization in the Facebook Pages of Western European Right-Wing Populist Leaders
The rise of right-wing populists in Western Europe has often been linked to their ability to exploit social media affordances to fuel anger. While scholarship has already examined the emotional dimension of the populist right’s online communication, with some researchers studying specifically the fuelling of anger among social media users, we still lack empirical proof of the mobilizational effectiveness of what we describe as “anger-triggering c…
User Spatial Content in Social Research: Approaches, Opportunities, and Challenges
The availability of user-generated spatial data (user spatial content, USC) has transformed social science research, enabling the real-time, large-scale exploration of socio-spatial dynamics. This article traces the evolution from volunteered geographic information (VGI) to USC, highlighting their multidimensional nature and epistemological significance. Brief examples underscore USC’s potential for capturing the interplay between territorial fac…
Trajectories of Outsiderness: A Resource Model of Political Participation in Anti-Establishment Movements
Recent decades have witnessed the rise of antiestablishment movements, which often criticize the power elite’s inability or reluctance to represent ordinary citizens. This article explores the participation dynamics within such movements, focusing on the concept of outsiderness. Drawing from the resource model of political participation, we develop a multidimensional conceptualization of outsiderness, focusing on socioeconomic resources, politica…
Assessing Urban Vibrancy through Geolocated Tweets: A Case Study of Naples
Data volume, variety, and velocity from diverse sources have increased dramatically in recent years. Most of this big data is produced by web users: the so-called user-generated content (UGC). This data can include geographic information that users voluntarily provide via their devices’ location services. Twitter (now called X) is a primary source of geodata for social research. Through a case study, we aim to assess whether geolocated tweets can…
Computer Science (3 works) · Misinformation and Its Impacts (3 works) · Social media (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Communication and COVID-19 Impact (2 works) · Data science (2 works) · Data-Driven Disease Surveillance (2 works) · Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis (2 works) · Mathematics (2 works) · Medicine (2 works)