This collection explores the theme of polarization in online discourse and social media dynamics, with a focus on Australian contexts. It includes analyses of misinformation, community engagement, and digital media's role in shaping public opinion through case studies like the Voice to Parliament referendum. The research examines Twitter and Facebook interactions, identifying patterns of partisanship and engagement. Additionally, it introduces methodologies, such as practice mapping, to deepen the understanding of user behaviors and community dynamics across various platforms.
Diagnosing Destructive Polarisation in Public Discourse: The Practice Mapping Framework
