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Habibullah, Akhmad
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A Bibliometric Analysis of Social Media Utilization by Political Parties in the Context of Digital Democracy Habibullah, Akhmad; Panchalingam, Lahveenya; Pirnazarof, Doston
ARISTO Vol 14 No 1 (2026): January
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Ponorogo

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.24269/ars.v14i1.12423

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The growing use of social media by political parties has reshaped the landscape of political communication and campaign strategies in the digital democracy era. This study maps the evolution of scholarly literature on the utilization of social media by political parties from 2015 to 2025. Using bibliometric analysis through VOSviewer and data from the Scopus database, 97 peer-reviewed articles were examined to identify publication trends, dominant keywords, thematic structures, and patterns of author and country collaboration. The results reveal a significant increase in publications after 2019, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting a global shift toward digital campaigning. Key themes include social media, political communication, elections, disinformation, and populism, indicating growing scholarly attention to digital political transformation. The United Kingdom, Germany, and Spain emerged as the most productive contributors to this research field. However, the study is limited by its exclusive reliance on Scopus-indexed English-language publications, potentially overlooking non-English or regional studies, particularly from developing democracies. Future research should incorporate comparative datasets, mixed-method analyses, and deeper explorations of emerging platforms such as TikTok or Telegram to capture the evolving dynamics of algorithmic politics and audience engagement in digital democracy. Keywords: Social Media; Political Communication; Digital Campaigns; Disinformation; Political Parties;
Analysis of Online News Media Sentiment Toward the Free Nutrisious Meals Program Policy Syakuro, Abdan; Zainudin, Arif; Habibullah, Akhmad
ARISTO Vol 14 No 2 (2026): July : Forthcoming
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With a focus on three significant media outlets Kompas.com, CNN Indonesia, and TVOne this study attempts to examine media sentiment regarding the Free Nutritious Meals Program (MBG) in Indonesia. Positive, negative, neutral, and mixed sentiment were the four categories into which sentiment was divided using a descriptive qualitative technique with content analysis. The findings indicate that neutral emotion predominates in all three media outlets' news coverage, with more descriptive and educational articles about the program's execution. However, negative sentiment also emerges, particularly in relation to issues of food poisoning and distribution constraints. On the other hand, although it is less common, positive attitude emphasizes the program's success and support. Both praise and criticism of this policy are reflected in the mixed sentiment. These results demonstrate that the media not only contributes to the dissemination of accurate information but also influences public opinion by drawing attention to certain problems. The usefulness of Agenda Setting theory in comprehending how the media decides which issues the public should find essential is also demonstrated by this study. This study's modest sample size just 15 articles from each media source and only three online news media sites were examined may not accurately represent the whole range of MBG coverage in Indonesian media. In order to map the dynamics of sentiment changes towards MBG over time, more study is advised to increase the sample size by incorporating more news sources from other platforms, including social media, and extending the data collection period. Keywords: News Media; Sentiment; Mbg Program;
Co-Authors Achmad Rizal Afisa, Afisa Arif Zainudin Azen Sayena DIRYO SUPARTO Fitriani, Dea Maulana, Bella Arief Oktavania, Dyah Ajeng Panchalingam, Lahveenya Pirnazarof, Doston Purnomo, Indu Indah Putri, Aulia Kartika Rahman, Fauzi Yusa Rahman, Muhammad Wafi SRI SUTJIATMI Sugiharto, Unggul Suranto Suranto Syakuro, Abdan Unggul Sugi Harto Zuly Qodir