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Do you really mean it? Ouster clauses, judicial review reform, and the UK constitutionalism paradox (2021)
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Sandro, P. (2021). Do you really mean it? Ouster clauses, judicial review reform, and the UK constitutionalism paradox

The Conservative government’s response to the IRAL report has raised plenty of alarm bells from UK constitutional scholars. The widespread observation that the government’s judicial review reform plans appear to go well beyond what the Independent Pa... Read More about Do you really mean it? Ouster clauses, judicial review reform, and the UK constitutionalism paradox.

Studying social media communities : blending methods with netnography (2019)
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Fenton, A., & Procter, C. (2019). Studying social media communities : blending methods with netnography

In his work ‘Netnography Redefined’, Kozinets (2015), highlights the massive growth of online communities, calling for new ways of conducting research online. This research explains an application of this approach providing a valuable methodological... Read More about Studying social media communities : blending methods with netnography.

Madhyamam newspaper: Which way forward (2014)
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Mankavil Kovil Veettil, N., Pati, D., Satpathy, C., Saha, B., Saxena, K., & Narayanan, A. (2014). Madhyamam newspaper: Which way forward

Madhyamam is a Malayalam-language newspaper headquartered in the southern Indian state of Kerala. Launched by a conservative Islamic trust in 1987, much of the newspaper’s coverage and content were dictated by the trust. Though the quality of the con... Read More about Madhyamam newspaper: Which way forward.

Twitter sentiment analysis: The case of mobile network outage
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Hackett, C., Heinze, A., & Fletcher, G. Twitter sentiment analysis: The case of mobile network outage. Salford

In July 2012 O2 experience an extensive mobile network outage affecting a significant proportion of customers. This study looks at how the sentiment of tweets about mobile phone operators changed during and after this incident.