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The Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) is a leading pollster in #Ukraine. The data of their new omnibus survey provides an insight into the public opinion on issues such as #concessions, #security, #unity and is now available on Discuss Data: discuss-data.net/dataset/4c7…
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Today we sent out the new newsletter to our subscribers - with news and updates from Discuss Data. Would you like to receive it too? Subscribe here for free: subscribe.newsletter2go.com/…
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What do people in #Ukraine think about #territorial #concessions in the #war with #Russia? The KIIS has been asking this question since May 2022, and since Sept. 2023 the picture is changing. Exclusive dataset now available in open access on Discuss Data: discuss-data.net/dataset/b19…
This issues of the RAD deals with a relevant topic: #data secrecy, data #manipulation and #OpenData in #Russia.
The latest edition of the #RussianAnalyticalDigest is now available! This issue examines data secrecy and data manipulation in Russia.
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@laenderanalysen @ZOiS_Berlin #datasecrecy #disinformation #datacensorship
ALT Russian Analytical Digest, No. 314
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DiscussData today has an information stand at the #ResearchData Day Bremen 2024 at the Glashalle @unibremen. If you're on campus, come along, have a chat with us and grab a coffee from the nearby coffeebike for free! Full program of the Research data day: bremen-research.de/en/resear…
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Our quarterly newsletter is out and can be accessed via archive.newsletter2go.com/?n…
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New #data by KIIS published on "Relations with #Russia: monitoring of public opinion in #Ukraine (1993-2023)". The merged data shows 3 distinct periods: 1993-2014, 2014-2022, post-2022. It reveals, that public mood shifted only after 1+2nd Russian invasion discuss-data.net/dataset/b9d…
Check out the four new data sets on #CentralAsia published in #OpenAccess on DiscussData. Among them is the unique Central Asia Barometer Survey, Waves 1-9 (2017-2021), shedding light on public opinion in 🇰🇿🇰🇬🇹🇯🇺🇿🇹🇲 discuss-data.net/dataset/1af…
Last week, Discuss Data was presented by @edthedrive_in at #BASEES2024. The panel "Research Data Quality in Times of War: New Challenges, Questions, and Solutions", with @m_rochlitz, @marnie_howlett and V. Paniotto was really fruitful and well attended - thanks, @BASEES!
Today, Discuss Data was presented to the participants of an ITN MARKETS (markets-int.eu/about) workshop at the Research Centre for East European Studies at the University of @unibremen. Thanks for the interest!
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A new KIIS data set was published that shows the support for accession to #Russia in Southern and Eastern #Ukraine in April 2014 and 2021/22 (before large-scale invasion). In both periods, pro-Russian support was marginal. Data (in open access): doi.org/10.48320/847E424E-54…
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Our last newsletter in 2023 was sent yesterday. For those of you who want to read what's new on Discuss Data, click here: archive.newsletter2go.com/?n…
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Reading recommendation:
Eddie Yang and Margaret E. Roberts discuss in their article "The Authoritarian Data Problem", published in @JoDemocracy, the problems of the two-way AI-mediated data flow between democracies and autocracies: muse.jhu.edu/article/907695
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New interesting #OpenAccess data: Aleksandra Arkhipova collected #StreetArt and #Graffiti #protest in #Russia against the war in #Ukraine. The data, with images and descriptions of 476 exhibits from 48 cities and towns in Russia, is available here: discuss-data.net/dataset/52e…
