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New DigiPatch: From Networked To Patchworked Society team paper, published in Humanities & Social Sciences Communications: "Internet-based micro-identities as a driver of social disintegration"

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Our first consortium meeting with this amazing team of researchers and lots of inspiring conversations, ideas and research plans ahead! Warmest thanks to Malgorzata Kossowska for organizing this meeting! Uniwersytet Jagielloński

Check out Davide Melita's presentation titled “Economic Deprivation and Perceived Injustice as Predictors of Social Alienation” delivered for the SPSP Annual Convention (San Diego, CA, 8-10 February): youtube.com/watch?v=PH9Asm…

Big thanks to the organizing team of the Social Identity Small Group Meeting for their amazing work, warm welcome, and an opportunity to share our research! #SIMS2024

Problematyka mikrotożsamości, dzisiaj jeszcze mało znana i wymagająca dalszych studiów, może przyczynić się do głębokich zmian społecznych i kulturowych, i to zarówno w cywilizacji Zachodu, jak również poza jego granicami. Cały art. na przegladpolityczny.pl

A big THANK YOU to everyone who joined the CHANSE Mid-Term Conference in Bucharest! 🎉 Your participation made it a great success with inspiring discussions & project presentations. Special thanks to UEFISCDI for hosting! 🙌 Photo gallery now live! 📸 chanse.org/mid-term-confe…

As the CHANSE Mid-Term Conference: Building Networks took place last week, here are some photos from Davide Melita's presentation of the DigiPatch project. Big thank you to the organizers for putting this event together and everyone who took part in the meeting! #DigiNetworks

Check out our new paper with Ana Guinote and the DigiPatch: From Networked To Patchworked Society team in Computers in Human Behavior “Why do People Share (Mis)Information? Power Motives in Social Media”. We investigate the role of power motives in sharing (mis)information on social media 1/9 doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.…