Eleonora Alabrese (@EleAla) / X

Eleonora Alabrese

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Eleonora Alabrese

@EleAla

AP @UniofBath • EconPhD @WarwickUni • Politics, Media & Science • from Grottaglie (Apulia)

eleonora-alabrese.com

Joined February 2011

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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Aug 7, 2024
🚨 As trust in science faces new challenges, our new study with @walraslaw @Prashant_Garg_ explores the impact of scientists' political expression on SM. Looking at 98K US scientists on Twitter, we observe their ideological polarization and test impact on public perceptions🧵
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Jul 2, 2024
Relevant to the incoming elections, check our new work with @edenhofer_jacob @fetzert and Shizhuo Wang: “Levelling up by levelling down: The economic and political costs of Brexit." We study the local economic impact of Brexit, showing widespread costs across UK. Key figures👇🧵
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Oct 18, 2024
Extremely happy to be in Boston at @CODEConference @MITEcon presenting my work with @walraslaw and @Prashant_Garg_ on 'Politicized Scientists: Credibility Penalty of Political Expression on Twitter'. Don't miss it tomorrow morning!
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Nov 30, 2023
📢Exciting News Alert! Calling all female researchers in Political Economics! Join our network of Women in Political Economics 🖥️ Website: sites.google.com/view/women-in-… 1/4
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Jun 18, 2023
#econtwitter Given recent events, I believe a🧵 on the effects of retractions could be helpful. Some contributions highlighted below 1/11
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Nov 1, 2022
Thanks a lot @jenniferdoleac! Media is being discussed a lot lately and rightfully so as it plays many important roles. It influences the scientific process too! Find out how in my JMP.
Jennifer Doleac
@jenniferdoleac
Nov 1, 2022
Replying to @jenniferdoleac
Eleonora Alabrese JMP: "Bad Science: Retractions and Media Coverage" Website: eleonora-alabrese.com
Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Apr 4, 2024
1/ 📢 Excited to share insights from our latest paper with @fetzert titled "Opinion Polls, Turnout and the Demand for Safe Seats". We explore the impact of opinion polls on voter turnout and the persistence of safe seats in majoritarian systems. Here's a breakdown:
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Feb 26, 2024
Join the Warwick-St Andrews Workshop for Women in Political Economy Where? St Andrews When? May 27-28 Submit by this Thu, Feb 29!! Check the network page: sites.google.com/view/women-in-…
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Aug 7, 2024
Replying to @EleAla
3/ Academics don’t only discuss research on social media. About 44% of tracked US academics shared non-neutral political views on issues like abortion, race, and climate, compared to only 7% of general US users
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Aug 7, 2024
Replying to @EleAla
8/ Neutral scientists and their research are perceived as most credible, receiving the highest public willingness to engage. To the left and the right of the politically neutral, credibility and engagement decrease monotonically for scientists with stronger political stances
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Jan 14, 2019
First publication ✔️ Thanks to my co-authors @essobecker @fetzert @DennisNovy "Who voted for Brexit? Individual and regional data combined" doi.org/10.1016/j.ejpo…
Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Jul 8, 2024
Thrilled to see our paper "Levelling Up by Levelling Down" with @edenhofer_jacob, @fetzert, and Shizhuo Wang cited by Martin Wolf in the Financial Times! Our research highlights the significant economic and political impacts of Brexit. Paper and infographics below:
Martin Wolf
@martinwolf_
Jul 8, 2024
Martin Wolf: Keir Starmer’s difficult choices on.ft.com/3RUioeE
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Aug 7, 2024
Replying to @EleAla
2/ Contextually, the online presence of research articles published in top general interest and life science journals from 2011 to 2020 shows a clear upward trend in mentions on Twitter, indicating the platform's growing role in scientific communication
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Eleonora Alabrese
@EleAla
Aug 7, 2024
Replying to @EleAla
5/ From 2016 to 2022, we observe significant ideological polarization among US academics. Many provide balanced views across topics, but there are distinct ideological camps, with some skewed towards liberal views (towards +1)
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