Supplementary materials to “‘Left-wing authoritarianism’ as situated rhetoric: Delegitimizing the political left in statements of Greek right-wing politicians on ‘X’” [Other]

Michos, Ioannis

Sapountzis, Antonis

Karagianni, Kyriaki

Bozatzis, Nikos

Figgou, Lia

Ntontis, Evangelos

2026-06-11T08:53:20Z

2026-06-11T08:53:20Z

2026-06-11

Supplementary materials [Other]. The related article is Michos, I., Sapountzis, A., Karagianni, K., Bozatzis, N., Figgou, L., & Ntontis, E. (2026). ‘Left-wing authoritarianism’ as situated rhetoric: Delegitimizing the political left in statements of Greek right-wing politicians on ‘X’. Journal of Social and Political Psychology, 14(1). https://doi.org/10.5964/jspp.20061

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The Electronic Supplementary Materials (ESM) provide an overview of the broader data collection composition and the detailed keyword search strategy used in this study. First, "Composition of the Broader Data Corpus" details the assembly of approximately 7,500 posts from 40 X (formerly Twitter) accounts representing seven Greek political parties. This section specifies the account and post counts per party while establishing the 17 accounts from Nea Dimokratia (approx. 3,500 posts) as the exclusive focus of the current study. Second, "Keyword Search Strategy (Table S1)" presents the original Greek search terms utilized in the study along with their English translations, systematically mapping them to three primary thematic nodes: COVID-19 Governance, the Russian Invasion, and Greek Governmental Politics. To ensure comprehensive data retrieval, this strategy accounts for Greek grammatical declensions and incorporates a set of cross-node supplementary keywords tied to the study’s broader theoretical background centered on authoritarianism.

Michos, I., Sapountzis, A., Karagianni, K., Bozatzis, N., Figgou, L., & Ntontis, E. (2026). Supplementary materials to "‘Left-wing authoritarianism’ as situated rhetoric: Delegitimizing the political left in statements of Greek right-wing politicians on ‘X’” [Other]. PsychOpen GOLD. https://doi.org/10.23668/psycharchives.22183

https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12034/17542

https://doi.org/10.23668/psycharchives.22183

eng

PsychOpen GOLD

https://doi.org/10.5964/jspp.20061

Nea Dimokratia

SYRIZA-ANEL

social media

critical discursive social psychology

political discourse

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Supplementary materials to “‘Left-wing authoritarianism’ as situated rhetoric: Delegitimizing the political left in statements of Greek right-wing politicians on ‘X’” [Other]

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