U.S. Pablo Barberá* New York University / New York University / /
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online connection / offline networks / median social media user / social media users / active social media users / social networking sites / online ties / practice social media users / personal networks / media outlets / online activities / personal communication networks / communication technologies / real time / online networks / social media usage increases / heterogenous personal networks / online forums / online personal networks / social media platforms / active social media accounts / social media platform / frequent online activities / interpersonal networks / discussion network / social media / political networks / online interactions / immediate personal networks / diverse networks / social media sites / Internet use / social media networks / online behavior find / social media data presents advantages / researchers with access to communication networks / social media data / social media usage / communication tool / online communication networks / homogenous communication networks / social network / communication networks / social media leads / /
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New York University / Department of Politics / National Science Foundation / Pew Research Center / U.S. Congress / United Nations / /
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Moon / Lee / Sebastian Popa / Marko Klasnja / Alan Potter / Patrick Egan / Andrew Peterson / Barack Obama / Megan Metzger / Arturas Rozenas / Adam Harris / Gaurav Sood / Jonathan Nagler / Denis Stukal / Pablo Barberá / Neal Beck / Shana Warren / Franziska Keller / Joshua Tucker / Drew Dimmery / Ken Benoit / /
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original author / mp / research associate / author / representative / /
How Social Media Reduces Mass Political Polarization. Evidence from Germany, Spain, and the U.S. Pablo Barberá* New York University October , e most recent version of this paper is available at j.m