Daily Watcher Tracking Survey and Monitoring the Effects of War on Public Opinion
每日观察者跟踪调查并监测战争对舆论的影响
基本信息
- 批准号:2242057
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- 金额:$ 41.47万
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- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2023
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2023-03-15 至 2025-02-28
- 项目状态:未结题
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项目摘要
Participation in an external war test ability of leaders in authoritarian regimes to coordinate their policies. Yet survey data often indicates that a majority of citizens in authoritarian regimes continue to support the leader's military operations. To understand authoritarian leader's strategies and the domestic implications of these strategic actions, it is crucial to study how the population perceives the war and how it reacts to developments in real time. The Watcher Tracking Survey is a daily, nationally representative survey of public opinion in an authoritarian state that is involved in an external war. The researchers monitor changes in public attitudes toward a series of political issues related to the war in and political developments inside the state. They also use experimental designs to understand how the government’s propaganda and disinformation campaigns affect citizens’ attitudes and beliefs. Preliminary data suggest that state media outlets are highly effective at spreading false narratives within the population, including online. The Watcher survey has the following Broader Impacts (1) the project provides crucial and real-time information on the state and direction of domestic public opinion in an authoritarian state in a time of war, (2) it sheds light on the effectiveness of state propaganda and disinformation–a major national security concern, and (3) it generates a uniquely large and fine-grained dataset for policymakers and scholars of authoritarian politics. Scholars still have a weak understanding of the mechanisms by which an authoritarian government shapes public opinion and maintains support, particularly during moments of crisis like external war. Previous public opinion surveys often show that citizens in authoritarian countries support their government's military operations. Yet the infrequency of these surveys made it difficult to draw conclusions about the causes and consequences of changes in public opinion in these countries. To better isolate the effects of individual events and media narratives, the PIs launched the Watcher Tracking Survey, a daily, nationally representative survey of political attitudes and beliefs. The Watcher survey tracks key political indicators over time and uses survey experiments to assess the effects of unfolding propaganda narratives. This method of studying public opinion is more dynamic than traditional surveys, as the treatments respondents receive (e.g., shifting propaganda narratives and military developments) are not predetermined, but rather emerge organically as the war develops. The researchers extend their data collection through 2023 and use a sample size to 500 respondents that enables them to detect shifts in public opinion more precisely. This research makes important contributions to scholarship on topics related to censorship, propaganda, and public opinion in authoritarian regimes. The Watcher data shed light on the mechanisms behind state propaganda and its effects on citizen attitudes. In turn, the research helps scholars understand better how autocrats sustain public support for high-cost endeavors like military campaigns.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
参与外部战争考验独裁政权领导人协调政策的能力,然而调查数据往往表明,独裁政权的大多数公民仍然支持领导人的军事行动,以及这些战略对国内的影响。观察者跟踪调查是对卷入外部战争的独裁国家进行的一项具有全国代表性的每日民意调查,研究人们如何看待战争及其对事态发展的实时反应至关重要。研究人员监测公众态度的变化,以了解与战争和国家内部政治发展相关的一系列政治问题。他们还利用实验设计来研究政府的宣传和虚假信息活动如何影响公民的态度和信仰。官方媒体在民众中传播虚假叙述非常有效,包括在网上。《观察者》调查具有以下更广泛的影响:(1) 该项目提供了有关独裁国家的状况和国内舆论走向的重要实时信息。在战争时期, (2)它揭示了国家宣传和虚假信息的有效性——这是一个重大的国家安全问题;(3)它为决策者和威权政治学者提供了一个独特的大型且细粒度的数据集,而学者们对威权政治的了解仍然很薄弱。威权政府塑造公众舆论和维持支持的机制,特别是在外部战争等危机时刻,以往的民意调查经常显示威权国家的公民支持其政府的军事行动,但这些调查的频率较低,因此很难做到这一点。得出结论为了更好地隔离个别事件和媒体叙述的影响,PI 发起了观察者跟踪调查,这是一项针对政治态度和信仰的每日全国代表性调查。这种研究民意的方法比传统调查更具动态性,因为受访者接受的处理(例如,不断变化的宣传叙述和军事发展)不是预先确定的,而是预先确定的。相当随着战争的发展,研究人员将他们的数据收集扩展到 2023 年,并使用了 500 名受访者的样本,使他们能够更准确地发现公众舆论的变化,这项研究为审查制度、宣传、观察者的数据揭示了国家宣传背后的机制及其对公民态度的影响,反过来,这项研究也有助于学者更好地理解独裁者如何维持公众对军事行动等高成本活动的支持。反映通过使用基金会的智力价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,NSF 的法定使命被认为值得支持。
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