Framing the Domestic Economy: Media, Policy, and Public Perception
Time: Friday, 25/Apr/2025: 10:45am - 12:15pm · Location: SR 04
Session Chair: Matilde Ceron, University of Salzburg
Discussant: Hugo Subtil, University of Zurich
Hidden barriers to open competition: Using text mining to uncover corrupt restrictions to competition in
public procurement
Eszter Katona1,3, Mihály Fazekas2,3
1Eötvös Loránd University, Hungary; 2Central European University; 3Government Transparency Institute
From Prices to Politics: Framing the Causes of Inflation at the Federal Reserve (1970-2023)
Benjamin Braun1, Jérôme Deyris2, Monica DiLeo3
1London School of Economics; 2Sciences Po, France; 3Hertie School, Berlin
Salience and anti-elitism of wealth elites in UK newspapers
Michael Kevin Vaughan
London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
Shifting Priorities: How the New Economic Reality Influences Youth Perspectives in Türkiye
Ayşe Zeynep Zülfikar1, Ubeyd Öktem1,2
1Koç University, Türkiye; 2Bilgi University, Türkiye
Discourses On Group Identities and Their Measurement
Time: Saturday, 26/Apr/2025: 4:30pm - 6:00pm · Location: SR 06
Session Chair: Marvin Stecker, University of Vienna
Discussant: Camilo Cristancho, Universitat de Barcelona
Politicians’ discursive use of social identities and citizens’ self-identification
Naama Rivlin-Angert1, Yael R. Kaplan2, Guy Mor-Lan3
1The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel; 2The Open University of Israel; 3The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
Is social group construction susceptible to crises?
Selma Sarenkapa
Sciences Po Paris, France
SocialNER - A general method to detect social groups in computational text analysis
Jonas Buettner, Pascal Jürgens, Nils Schwager
Trier University, Germany
Using LLMs to Detect Group Appeals in Parties’ Election Manifestos
Will Horne1, Alona O. Dolinsky2, Lena Maria Huber3
1Clemson University; 2VU Amsterdam; 3MZES, University of Mannheim
Politics in Data, oven-ready: A Showcase Of New Datasets
Time: Friday, 25/Apr/2025: 5:00pm - 6:15pm · Location: BIG Hörsaal lecture hall
Session Chair: Christian Rauh, WZB Berlin Social Science Center
Analyzing Sentiments towards the European Union in Slovak Parliamentary Speeches (1994–2023)
Jakub Szabo
Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovak Republic
EuroParlBase: A Linked Database of European Parliament Data
Verena Kunz
University of Mannheim & GESIS - Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences, Germany
ParlLawSpeech
Jan Schwalbach1, Lukas Hetzer2, Proksch Sven-Oliver2, Rauh Christian3, Sebők Miklós4
1Gesis Cologne; 2University of Cologne; 3WZB Berlin, University of Potsdam; 4Centre for Social Sciences Budapest
The US Congressional Speeches Dataset, 1879-2022
Segun Aroyehun
University of Konstanz, Germany
The Weimar Parliament Database
Benjamin Rohr1, John Levi Martin2, Jan Kamlah1, Julius Diener1, David Schweizer1
1University of Mannheim, Germany; 2University of Chicago, USA
Group Appeals in Historical Perspective—Comparing Over 50 Years of Parties’ Election Campaign
Communication with Social Groups.
Alona O. Dolinsky1, Lena Maria Huber2, Will Horne3
1VU Amsterdam; 2MZES, University of Mannheim; 3Clemson University
PartySoMe: Measuring party behavior and issue attention in 25 countries on Facebook, Instagram,
Twitter, and YouTube
Luis Sattelmayer, Malo Jan
SciencesPo Paris, France
Shaping Politics: Constituency Influence, Parliamentary Debates, and Voter
Priorities through Data-Driven Insights
Time: Saturday, 26/Apr/2025: 4:30pm - 6:00pm · Location: SR 04
Session Chair: Alex Hartland, University of Saarland
Discussant: Nicolai Berk, ETH Zurich
Representing Prestige and Debt: How Local Attributes Influence Saliency and Ideology in Higher
Education Discourse
Sarah King
University College Dublin, Ireland
Discourse about the Left and Right in a Postcommunist Context: The Czech Case
Štěpán Jabůrek, Jan Vondráček, Vojtěch Pohanka, Tomáš Kremla
Charles University, Czech Republic
Different priorities, different phrasing: Exploring gender differences in open-text responses to the ‘most
important issue’ question.
Louise Luxton1, Ceri Fowler2
1University of Manchester; 2St Hilda's College, University of Oxford
United We Stand, Divided We Fall: Mainstream Party Agreement and Vote Switching to Far Right
Competitors
Luis Sattelmayer
SciencesPo Paris, France
Meanings of "The West" in Central and Eastern European Party Rhetoric
Silvia Porciuleanu
European University Institute, Italy
3 young scholars from our centre present at #COMPTEXT2025 in Vienna on Fri & Sat:
@jdeyris.bsky.social on Fed discourses
@selmasarenkapa.bsky.social on social group constructions
@luissattelmayer.bsky.social on party positions
#TextAsData
cc @comptext.bsky.social @edr-sciencespo.bsky.social
