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Nextdoor use and support for aggressive policing

Toby Hopp, Pat Ferrucci, Hunter Reeves

New Media & Society

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First published 2023-8

Nextdoor v. the community network literature: Do Nextdoor’s uses match the potential envisioned for ComNets

Jonathan Lillie, Matthew Achhammer

Convergence: The International Journal of Research into New Media Technologies

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First published 2022-2

Aversive racism and community-instigated policing: The spatial politics of Nextdoor

Stefano Bloch

Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space

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First published 2025

Local platformized utopias? corporate discourse,community groups,and volunteer moderation on Facebook,Reddit,and NextDoor

Nicholas Proferes, Kelley Cotter, Kjerstin Thorson [...]

Platforms & Society

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First published 2024-6

The coyote in the cloud

Chase A Niesner, Christopher Kelty, Spencer Robins

Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space

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First published 2022-1

“Make our communities better through data”: The moral economy of smart city labor

Ryan Burns, Preston Welker

Big Data & Society

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First published 2012-9

Effects of a psychiatric label on medical residents’ attitudes

Audrey Neauport, Rachel F. Rodgers, Naomi M. Simon [...]

International Journal of Social Psychiatry

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Nextdoor use and support for aggressive policing

Nextdoor v. the community network literature: Do Nextdoor’s uses match the potential envisioned for ComNets

Aversive racism and community-instigated policing: The spatial politics of Nextdoor

Local platformized utopias? corporate discourse,community groups,and volunteer moderation on Facebook,Reddit,and NextDoor

The coyote in the cloud

“Make our communities better through data”: The moral economy of smart city labor

Effects of a psychiatric label on medical residents’ attitudes