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spir-11339	Stoltenberg, Daniela	CHALLENGING SPATIAL MARGINALIZATION THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA COMMUNICATION? A CASE STUDY OF THE TWITTER DISCOURSE ON HOUSING IN BERLIN	2020.0	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1586	100	47	Empirically, the contribution asks: In what ways is the representation of urban locations through place-naming in social media issue discourses distributed along the lines of spatialized social stratification? utilities, new contracts) .10 1.00 Rent Increase (2009 to 2017) .01 1.00 Nagelkerke’s Pseudo-R2 .75 Dependent variable: n = Significance: Note: Number of references per Berlin district in N = 10,943 with at least one such reference 96 Berlin districts *: p <.05; **: p <.01; ***: p <.001 SE = standard error; Exp(B) = odds ratio Discussion and Outlook These results reveal an intriguing, if confusing picture of the issue spatiality of the housing discourse in Berlin’s Twittersphere.	cache/spir-11339.pdf	txt/spir-11339.txt