Media Technologies, Psychology, and Privacy... Senior Lecturer @UQCom_Arts
Joined March 2011
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LemiBaruh ➡️ @[email protected] retweeted
New publication in SN Social Sciences (open access): does a vaccine’s country of origin shape who accepts it? Our survey experiment in Turkey finds production transparency matters more than the producer’s regime type link.springer.com/article/10…
LemiBaruh ➡️ @[email protected] retweeted
📘New book published! "Advancing the Study of Privacy Cynicism, Apathy and Resignation in the Digital Society" is now available from @ElgarPublishing.
The volume explores why so many feel powerless, resigned, or cynical about privacy in a datafied and AI-driven world. 1/4
It's time to rethink what privacy means in the AI era. In our new piece for @waccglobal Media Development, we (@LemiBaruh & @MichaelaPopescu) propose “Privacy as a Right to Becoming” .
Read it here: tinyurl.com/MDPrivacyAI
#Privacy #AI
This article serves as a brief preview of a book manuscript @MichaelaPopescu and I are developing, with chapters to be completed in the next couple of months. We're excited to expand on what it means to protect our privacy and temporal selves. Stay tuned! #BookPreview
What a pleasure it was to join CPRN and to work with @MasurPhil, @Think_Macro, @_kquinn_, @CarstenWhilhelm, @lutzid. Here is to new and upcoming ones!
💡New Publication on comparative privacy research!
After almost 5 years in the making, @MasurPhil, @Think_Macro, @_kquinn_ , @CarstenWilhelm, @lbaruh and I are proud to have published this article in the Information Society: doi.org/10.1080/01972243.202…
🧵with key findings below
LemiBaruh ➡️ @[email protected] retweeted
Starting 2025 with a new publication co-authored with Ali Çarkoğlu, @lbaruh @zsofiabocskay 💥
"Authoritarians Do It Better? Belief in Misinformation in Turkey" now available online and open access at the International Journal of Press/Politics 🇹🇷🔔 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Happy 2025 and🚨new publication. Why do some people refuse to predict their future health? We (@lbaruh, Celia K. Naivar Sen, @zcemalcilar, @tarcankumkale) explore how the answer might lie in superstition, fatalism, and how we cope with uncertainty. 🧵1/4 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
🧵 3/4 People with ongoing health issues tend to be more fatalistic, making them less likely to make health predictions. So, current health challenges shape how confident we feel about making predictions about their future wellbeing.
Our (by @MichaelaPopescu, @lbaruh, Samuel Sudhakar) Big Data & Society Guest Blog is now online: Role-Based Privacy Cynicism and Local Privacy Activism. bigdatasoc.blogspot.com/2024…
It is a short summary of our recent article (shrtm.nu/vtc)
New #openaccess publication📄 alert on the recent Turkish Presidential Election Study 🗳️ #TurkeyElections2023 #ElectionAnalysis #TurkishPolitics @UQCom_Arts 🧵1/6
@SIMLAB_KU doi.org/10.1080/14683857.202…
5/6 We also explored the alternative candidates suggested by the IYIP: Mansur Yavaş and Ekrem İmamoğlu. Yavaş had a significant advantage in getting votes from the voters of the right-wing IYIP. However, Yavaş’s appeal was predictably lower among the Kurdish voter-base.
