political-communication

Documents about political-communication

• Political Communication Strategies in the 2024 Solo Mayoral Election: The Case of Respati-Astrid#264311Zenodo (CERN)
• Building Deep Data through Screens: Princeton-SMART for High-Frequency Mobile Communication Research#1002160SocArXiv
• The Political Economy of U.S. Fact-Checking (2015-2023)։ the Commodification of an Epistemic Product#294617HAL (France)
• Who Says What AI Is Worth? The Division of Legitimation Labor in Enterprise AI Case Studies#397190OSF
• Language, Identity, and Ideology in Political Interviews: An Intercultural Critical Discourse Analysis of Donald Trump and Tarique Rahman#922809GUPEA
• The Transformational Presidency: Conviction, Rhetoric, and the Architecture of Leadership#305977ScholarlyCommons at Penn
• <b>A Platformed Disinformation Ecology: Protest, Propaganda, and Social Media during Bangladesh's July 2024 Uprising</b>#996433Figshare
• Sardonic Vigilance: Emotional Self-Discipline and Politics-Over-Missiles Reactivity in Ukraine's Wartime Online Professional Stratum#267164OSF
• The Discomfort of Being Outnumbered Online: Evidence from a Dynamic Discussion Experiment#120241OSF
• Systematic Evaluation of Nation-State Propaganda in LLM Outputs#209822OSF
• Security issues in the 2025 election campaign in Poland#338909RepOD Dataverse OAI Archive
• Agent-based Modeling and Simulations#486015SocArXiv
• Branding at the Water’s Edge: Perceived Elite Polarization of Ukraine Aid, 2022–2024#483825OSF
• How Do Researchers Define Hierarchy Within the Social Sciences? A Systematic Review#365386OSF
• Breaking the Ice: The Impact of Humour on Climate Change Attitudes and Political Participation, 2024#331800UK Data Service OAI-PMH Repository (Production)
• Digital Infrastructures and Contemporary Governance in Times of Conflict#435033OSF
• "Ok Boomer": The Influence of Humour on Intergenerational Hostility and Polarisation, 2024#331798UK Data Service OAI-PMH Repository (Production)
• La structuration des discours numériques de Donald Trump autour du thème de la « frontière » dans la campagne présidentielle américaine de 2024#142402HAL (France)
• Why Cross-Pressured Voters Are Always Right: Media and Mediators#16379OSF
• Exploring the influence of MCN agencies on content creation by short-video influencers among Chinese college students#324073Universiti Putra Malaysia Institutional Repository
• Exploring the Impact of Source Credibility on Coffee Purchase Intention Through Attitude Toward UGC: A Study on Xiaohongshu#203618Universiti Putra Malaysia Institutional Repository
• Democracy Defended: Polibloggers and the Political Press in America#636965ODU Digital Commons
• Transnational Legal Communication: Towards Comprehensible and Consistent Law#679062OpenAlex
• Academic Freedom in a Plural World#486641Directory of Open Access Books
• Uma análise de memes ofensivos e de cunho político no contexto da eleição brasileira de 2022#237006RI UFSCar
• Las narrativas visuales en las campañas presidenciales de Sudamérica#179310Dialnet
• Local-Oriented Online Communities in Urban Communication Infrastructures: News Media, Engagement, and Emotion in 128 North American City Communities#1002179SocArXiv
• Polarising Punchlines: The Influence of Inter-group Humour on Partisan Affective Polarisation, 2024#331799UK Data Service OAI-PMH Repository (Production)
• How Organizations Involved in Criminal Activity Sway Public Opinion: An Integrative Framework of Discursive Legitimation Strategies From a Scoping Review#16453OSF
• Closing the Visibility Gap: A Design Science Approach to Algorithmically Competitive Counter-Speech#162950OSF
• IranWar.ai: An Open-Source Event-Level Dataset of the 2026 US–Iran Conflict#258722OSF
• Dissuasion and polarization vs. persuasion in nano-targeting: experimental evidence from climate policy messaging#276764OSF
• Structuring the Space of Sociotechnical Alignment: A Specification Framework and Systematic Literature Review#680745SocArXiv
• Sentiment change points, not peaks, mark when public opinion has yet to settle#990007SocArXiv
• Policing the Screen, Screening the Policed: Immigrant Representation, Surveillance, and Racial Capitalism in Icelandic Cinema#186613OSF
• Comparing Large Language Models for Text Classification: Model Selection Across Tasks, Texts, and Languages#331606OSF
• One Policy, Many Publics: Central Bank Communication and the National Politics of Trust#680756SocArXiv
• One Policy, Many Publics: Central Bank Communication and the National Politics of Trust#680758SocArXiv
• Occupying Autism: Structural Ableism and the Living Infrastructure of Pathology#223227OSF
• Extreme-right communication in Italy and France: political culture and media practices in CasaPound Italia and Les Identitaires#288129HAL (France)
• Falling on Fertile Ground: National Identity Rhetoric Mobilises Those High in National Narcissism#341088OSF
• Accessibility as Infrastructure: A Neurodivergent Led Model for Structural Communication Safety in Disability Support Systems#928083OSF
• Social Media Affordances Sustain Social Movements Facing Repression: Evidence from Climate Activism#68037OSF
• Validating a Pipeline to Create a Comparable Corpus of Government-Issued Travel Advisories from the Internet Archives#178336OSF
• Komodifikasi Konten di Radio Berita Lokal: (Studi Kasus Intrinsik Radio PRFM 107.5 News Channel Bandung)#258830TUTURAN: Jurnal Ilmu Komunikasi, Sosial dan Humani...
• The relevance of foreign legal materials in U.S. constitutional cases: A conversation between Justice Antonin Scalia and Justice Stephen Breyer#416101OpenAlex
• #ShoutYourAbortion and being heard: The affordances of hashtags for feminist counterpublics in hostile digital atmospheres#654736Research Online
• AVERA: A Community-Curated Account List for Research on Digital Far-Right Activities, Radicalization, and Extremist Narratives#681833Zenodo (CERN)
• Gender, Populist Attitudes and Voting Behaviour: A Critical Revisitation of Spierings &amp; Zaslove (2017) in Light of EES 2014–2024 Evidence#286099OSF
• Performance política y plataformas digitales: estrategias discursivas en la difusión de desinformación en el caso de Nikolas Ferreira#431593Repositorio Institucional de la PUCP