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First published 2025-6

“We Are Enemies of Law and Women”: The Manosphere and Victimized Masculinity on Twitter (Now X)

Yavuz Demir, Salih Tiryaki

The Journal of Men’s Studies

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First published 2025-7

Long-term validation of inner-urban mobility metrics derived from Twitter/X

Steffen Knoblauch, Simon Groß, Sven Lautenbach [...]

Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science

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Research article

First published 2026-3

From (almost) open to heavily restricted data access – The development of the Twitter/X developer policies

Luisa Golland, Oliver Watteler, Jonas Recker [...]

Big Data & Society

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Research article

First published 2025

Breathing together: A global hashtag analysis of #LungHealth on platform X (formerly Twitter)

Meisya Rosamystica, Shivanjali Gore, Swapna Sarangi [...]

DIGITAL HEALTH

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Research article

First published 2025-12

Contingencies of Solidarity: Comparing Twitter\X Discourses in Italy and Germany during the COVID-19 Crisis

Rocco Paolillo, Till Hilmar, Patrick Sachweh

Sociological Research Online

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Research article

First published 2026-4

Visual accountability in transnational border policing: Frontex’s use of X (formerly Twitter) to visualize the boundaries of its account-ability at sea

Sunny Dhillon

Ethnicities

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First published 2024-6

Coping with gender-critical voices from within: A sociocognitive approach to Sussex’s Twitter (X) crisis responses

Altman Yuzhu Peng, Thomas William Whyke, Feng Gu

Discourse & Communication

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First published 2025

“Presenting Myself With Readers in Texts”: Analyzing Evidentiality in the Credibility-Building Discourse for Chinese State-Owned Enterprises on Twitter/X

Chenghui Wu, Ya Sun

International Journal of Business Communication

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First published 2025-4

From Disruptive Protests to Disrupted Networks? Analyzing Levels of Polarization in the German Twitter/X Debates on “Fridays for Future” and “Letzte Generation”

Hendrik Meyer, Louisa Pröschel, Michael Brüggemann

Social Media + Society

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First published 2024-5

The Day Data Transparency Died: How Twitter/X Cut Off Access for Social Research

Elizabeth Blakey

Contexts

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