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Caroline Halcrow

Caroline A. Halcrow

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affiliation: University of Southampton, UK

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2016
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Caroline A. Halcrow, Leslie Carr:
SPENCE: a model to describe, measure and map online/offline community. WebSci 2016: 327-329
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Caroline A. Halcrow, Leslie Carr, Susan Halford:
Using the SPENCE Model of Online/Offline Community to Analyse Sociality of Social Machines. WWW (Companion Volume) 2016: 769-774
2015
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Caroline Halcrow, Qingpeng Zhang:
A values and psychological attribute analysis of the Scottish Independence Referendum context in Twitter. WebSci 2015: 40:1-40:2
2014
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Gareth Paul Beeston, Manuel Leon Urrutia, Caroline Halcrow, Xianni Xiao, Lu Liu, Jinchuan Wang, Jinho Jay Kim, Kunwoo Park:
Humour reactions in crisis: a proximal analysis of Chinese posts on sina weibo in reaction to the salt panic of march 2011. WWW (Companion Volume) 2014: 1043-1048

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