Titlebook: Social Media and the Armed Forces; Eva Moehlecke de Baseggio​,Olivia Schneider,Tibor Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Managing Femininity Through Visual Embodiment: The Portrayal of Women on the Instagram Accounts of t2018 reveals that women are portrayed in stereotypical masculine roles in the case of the Swedish Armed Forces, whereas the Instagram pictures of the Swiss Armed Forces portraying women highlight stereotypical female attributes.

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The Importance of Discussions on Social Media for the Armed Forceseepen knowledge. On the other hand, it can also simply be a matter of acting out. Negotiation processes on social media should not be neglected, as previous research indicates that online comments influence the attitude and perception of readers. Discussions on social media can thus shape the social

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Sentiment of Armed Forces Social Media Accounts in the United Kingdom: An Initial Analysis of Twitter time. We also observed that it was more likely for negative tweets to be posted late evening or early morning compared to other hours of the day. Furthermore, this study identified differences in how positive and negative tweets were discussed in relation to politicised hashtags concerning Governm

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Book 2020 focuses on the new form of follow-up discussion, which enables the armed forcesto interact with the population. On social media, the armed forces are publicly presented, and this shapes the public’s opinions on them. Further, the armed forces can use debates as a monitoring tool of society‘s attitu

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