Roberto Cruz Romero

Roberto Cruz Romero

Research Area Research System and Science Dynamics
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Roberto Cruz Romero studied Arts and Graphic Design at the Universidad de Costa Rica, where he obtained his BA and Licentiate’s degreees (2007 – 2012). From 2011 to 2014 he completed his BA in Political Science at the same university. He worked as a research assistant and, later, as a research associate at the policy think tank PROSIC (Knowledge and Information Society Programme), where he also adviced the Knowledge Sharing Programme (KSP) oft he Korean Development Institute (KDI) on science and technology human resources. Roberto moved to Germany in 2018 to obtain his MA degree from the Leuphana Universität Lüneburg (2018 – 2020), which he focused on the empirical relation of transparency and economic performance. As of 2020 he is a doctoral candidate at the Universität Leipzig, further researching the institutional determinants of transparency in a comparative perspective. Since 2022 he joined the DZHW as a research associate in the indi:oa project, where he collaborates with the empirical evaluation of open access bibliometric data.

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Politics 2.0 ICTs in Costa Rica's 2014 Presidential Campaign.

Cruz Romero, R. (2016).
Politics 2.0 ICTs in Costa Rica's 2014 Presidential Campaign. In IEEE (Hrsg.), Proceedings from 2015 International Conference on Information Society (i-Society) (S. 115-120). London, UK: IEEE.
Abstract

This study focuses on the contraposition of the mobilizing and normalizing theses, in its aim to demonstrate that social networks are a valid source for electoral political processes analysis. Therefore, the research focuses on the dynamics generated by the major presidential candidates in Costa Rica, during the 2013-2014 electoral campaign, in its official Facebook profiles, by assessing each candidate's communication, interaction and, finally, mobilization capabilities as from these virtual spaces. Such data are complemented and contrasted with national opinion polls results, as well as the final election results.

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One Idea and Many Approaches: A Systematic Review of Transparency Literature.

Cruz Romero, R. (2022, Juni).
One Idea and Many Approaches: A Systematic Review of Transparency Literature. Poster auf der Konferenz PolMeth 22, European Political Methodology Association, Hamburg.