Search Results for affective publics

... online, generating affective publics and supporting rapid mobilisation, yet the same environments often reproduce misogynistic or sensationalist narratives. In both countries, musical interventions move through contested digital and media ecosystems in which feminist messages may challenge dominant...

..., affect theory, sound studies and transnational feminism, this chapter conceptualises music as both testimony and resistance. It introduces key analytical tools, such as grievability, affective publics, acoustic citizenship and feminist soundscapes, to show how artists and activists transform mourning...

.... ( 2015 ). Affective publics: Sentiment, technology, and politics . Oxford University Press . Papagiannopoulou , M. ( 2022 ). Gender-based violence in the pandemic period . Centre for Gender Studies . Radford , J. , & Russell , D. (Eds). ( 1992 ). Femicide: The politics...

... is the primary psychological motivation behind political fake news sharing on Twitter . American Political Science Review , 115 ( 3 ), 999 – 1015 . Papacharissi , Z. ( 2015 ). Affective publics: Sentiment, technology and politics . Oxford University Press . Pariser , E. ( 2011...

... , M. C. ( 1997 ). Capabilities and human rights . Fordham Law Review , 66 , 273 – 300 . Papacharissi , Z. ( 2015 ). Affective publics: Sentiment, technology, and politics . Oxford University Press . Papadogiannis , N. ( 2014 ). A (trans) national emotional community...

... reinforce warm associations with a party’s brand. These digital affordances live-streamed victories, community-spotlight reels, “like” cascades and personalized “good-news” streams give rise to affective publics: audiences bound not simply by shared ideology but by collective positive sentiment...

... as an independent variable affecting career decisions . Public Personnel Management , 24 ( 1 ), 33 – 51 . Gallup . ( 2016 ). How millennials want to work and live . Gallup . https://www.gallup.com/workplace/238073/millennials-work-live.aspx Georgellis , Y. , Iossa , E. , & Tabvuma...

...-based violence. Introduction: Femicides and the Sound of Protest Femicide in Greece feminist musical activism affective publics acoustic citizenship grief and mobilisation protest music ethics of listening feminist soundscapes Abstract This chapter examines the role of music in shaping public...

... service . Public Personnel Management , 50 ( 2 ), 183 – 204 . Chordiya , R. , Sabharwal , M. , & Goodman , D. ( 2017 ). Affective organizational commitment and job satisfaction: A cross‐national comparative study . Public Administration , 95 ( 1 ), 178 – 195 . Chu , L...

... employees ( Yang & Islam, 2021 ). Research showed that people working in the public sector have a strong public motivation to serve people and even sacrifice their personal needs to meet the job demand ( Ritz et al., 2016 ). Hence, their affective commitment to their job may not been influenced by WLB...

...References References Barrett , L. F. , Adolphs , R. , Marsella , S. , Martinez , A. M. , & Pollak , S. D. ( 2019 ). Emotional expressions reconsidered: Challenges to inferring emotion from human facial movements . Psychological Science in the Public Interest , 20...

... commitment in the military: A discussion of theory and practice . Military Psychology , 15 ( 3 ), 237 – 253 . Allen , N. J. , & Meyer , J. P. ( 1990 ). The measurement and antecedents of affective, continuance, and normative commitment to the organization . Journal of Occupational...

... officials actively resist, stubbornly striving to achieve objectives that are compatible with their values and their agency’s missions. Others, on the other hand, tended to “fall in line” or at least adopt a more resigned stance. These attitudes between resistance or resignation also affect public servants...

... 0.659 Note: PSUS: Perceived susceptibility; PSEV: Perceived severity; PP: Private/Public; PT: Perceived threat; PDEV: Personal development concerns; PWB: Personal well-being concerns; POS: Perceived organizational support; ADIS: Affective disengagement; CDIS: Cognitive disengagement; JI: Job...

... and the 2016 US presidential vote . Public Opinion Quarterly , 82 ( 1 ), 110 – 121 . Cislak , A. , & Cichocka , A. ( 2023 ). National narcissism in politics and public understanding of science . Nature Reviews Psychology , 2 ( 12 ), 740 – 750 . Cohn , N. ( 2021 , September 8...

...References References Allen , N. J. , & Meyer , J. P. ( 1990 ). The measurement and antecedents of affective, continuance and normative commitment to the organisation . Journal of Occupational Psychology , 63 , 1 – 18 . Becker , E. T. ( 2012 ). Interpersonal...

... of residents, pushing government initiatives, reacting to criticism, and influencing his public image ( Sharma, 2023 ). This direct engagement with the audience has enabled politicians to affect public opinion in real time, but it has also resulted in the emergence of what some critics refer...