Analiza nastrojów politycznych w zakresie wolności prasy

Krzysztof Rybiński
(Academy of Finance and Business Vistula, Warsaw/Akademia Finansów i Biznesu Vistula, Warszawa)

English version of the article

W artykule zastosowano komputerową analizę politycznego sentymentu do tekstów opisujących członków rządu, opublikowanych na portalach newsowych w Kazachstanie i w Polsce. Media w Kazachstanie znacznie bardziej krytycznie odnoszą się do polityków niż media w Polsce, mimo że Kazachstan w międzynarodowych rankingach wolności prasy jest oceniany jako „kraj pozbawiony wolności”, a Polska – jako „kraj wolny”. Prezentowana metoda pozwala także na określenie realnej struktury władzy. Artykuł pokazuje, że rankingi powinny zostać uzupełnione o analizę politycznego sentymentu.

SŁOWA KLUCZOWE

analiza politycznego sentymentu, ranking wolności mediów, Kazachstan, Polska

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