Twitter's retort to Trump: before and after the Paris announcement

Carlo De Gaetano; Warren Pearce

Twitter's retort to Trump: before and after the Paris announcement

Carlo De Gaetano
, Warren Pearce

Visual Methodologies

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This project sought to identify the most visible Twitter users before and after one of the most critical events in recent climate politics: President Trump declaring his intent on 01/06/17 to withdraw from the Paris Agreement. The lead-up to, and aftermath of, the much-anticipated announcement brought an unprecedented social media focus to the issue of climate change, providing an opportunity for debate and a strong ‘retort’ to Trump and his supporters from an emerging counterpublic.

Original language	English
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - Oct 2019

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