Towards a robust methodology for the investigation of old firm sectarianism online

D. McMenemy; A. Poulter; P. Isias

Towards a robust methodology for the investigation of old firm sectarianism online

D. McMenemy, A. Poulter, P. Isias (Editor)

Computer And Information Sciences

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Abstract

This paper discusses a methodology for investigating sectarianism on the internet as evidenced primarily through the support of two football clubs, Glasgow Celtic and Glasgow Rangers, better known as the Old Firm. The historical background to sectarianism and theoretical background to online hate are discussed, and a robust methodology for investigation is proposed.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	Proceedings of the IADIS 2004 Web-based Communities Conference, Lisbon, March 2004 - Mardrid, Spain Duration: 6 Oct 2004 → 9 Oct 2004

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Conference	Proceedings of the IADIS 2004 Web-based Communities Conference, Lisbon, March 2004
City	Mardrid, Spain
Period	6/10/04 → 9/10/04

Keywords

old firm
sectarianism
celtic
rangers
internet
online hate

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Towards a robust methodology for the investigation of old firm sectarianism online

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