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2026
22 papers
- Studying propaganda as a social process
Baden et al. · 2026 - Political fact-checking efforts are constrained by deficiencies in coverage, speed, and reach
Wack et al. · 2026 - Does the method affect the outcome? How measures of partisan slant of media outlets and affective polarization drive results about polarization in the united states
Schemer et al. · 2026 - The joe rogan experience: Epistemic style over ideological extremity in the manosphere
Stecuła et al. · 2026 - Evaluating echo chambers, rabbit holes, and radicalization pathways on YouTube
Brown et al. · 2026 - Moving targets, moving politics: The state of play in social media data access
Vreese & Tromble · 2026 - The prevalence and consequences of women’s algorithmic underrepresentation in cross-national political google searches
Rohrbach et al. · 2026 - The hostile misinformation effect: How ideological congruence drives the assessment of misinformation targets
Erkel et al. · 2026 - How national cues polarize perceptions of political figures
Sievert & Banda · 2026 - What the DSA means outside europe: Research access and its limits
Edelson · 2026 - Finally, access: How article 40 DSA changes platform research in practice
Ohme & Seiling · 2026 - From showers to hurricanes: A typology of media storms
Markus et al. · 2026 - Disinformation as cultural narrative: Conceptualizing disinformation as cross-platform, identity-affirming, cathartic stories
Marwick et al. · 2026 - Political communication special issue introduction: Multi-platform research
Lukito et al. · 2026 - Negativity and misinformation
Soroka & Wlezien · 2026 - Newer, larger, better? A critique of the unreflective LLM adoption in communication research
Balluff et al. · 2026 - Uneven echoes: Gender’s divergent influence on candidate personalization and voter response in taiwan
Yang · 2026 - Artificial intelligence in election campaigns: Perceptions, penalties, and implications
Jungherr et al. · 2026 - Do journalists’ political orientations translate into partisan news reporting? The limits of bias and the limits of counter mechanisms
Riedl et al. · 2026 - Do beliefs echo? On the persistent effects of misinformation after effective corrections
Fenger & Larsen · 2026 - What kind of depolarization should we aim for? Making communication transformative
Brüggemann et al. · 2026 - Profit over public good: The impact of investment firm ownership on local news and political behavior
Ewing · 2026
2025
28 papers
- Going local? Localized rhetoric in congressional communications
Heseltine · 2025 - The logic of connective faction: How digitally networked elites and hyper-partisan media radicalize politics
Knüpfer et al. · 2025 - The limits of computational propaganda: Investigating underexplored platforms and contexts
Kermani et al. · 2025 - Twitter to yell at them, facebook to ask questions and instagram to show support? Exploring platform effects in responses to women politicians on social media
Harmer & Southern · 2025 - Flooding the feed: The politics of social media sharing among defensive publics
Tittel et al. · 2025 - Campaigning in the age of platforms: A longitudinal analysis of german parties & politicians
Cowburn et al. · 2025 - Towards the comparative study of domestic influence operations: Cyber troops and elite competition in indonesia, the philippines and thailand
Ruijgrok et al. · 2025 - Journalists as reluctant political prophets
Tenenboim‐Weinblatt et al. · 2025 - ‘these guys are weird as hell’: On the democratic party’s use of ‘weird’ during the 2024 US presidential election campaign
Clark · 2025 - From diplomacy to disrespect: Conversational polarization in the oval office
Burgsteden et al. · 2025 - Affording fragmented audiences: Multi-platform deliberation within the five star movement
Marolla et al. · 2025 - Do politicians’ genders influence voter persuasion?
Miwa & Ogura · 2025 - Self-reported exposure and beliefs about misinformation across a U.S. presidential election cycle: Expressive responding and motivated reasoning
Garrett et al. · 2025 - Outsiders in the media: How a sense of “foreignness” shapes support for censorship in China
Wu · 2025 - The implications of epistemic polarization and factual relativism for misinformation research and democracy
Hameleers & Meer · 2025 - Beyond dichotomies: Empathy and listening in deliberative democracy
Sodoma & Sharp · 2025 - Toward conceptualizing bounded social media places
Malhotra · 2025 - United in difficult times? Investigating party communication on EU solidarity
Nasr & Reinl · 2025 - Misperceptions of public opinion during crises: Evidence from the COVID-19 pandemic
León et al. · 2025 - Listening, race, partisanship, and politics: How socio-demographics, conversational topics, and dyadic properties affect listening
Eveland et al. · 2025 - Listening as power in political communication
Scudder & Neblo · 2025 - From entertainment to engagement? Entertainment figures’ political messaging and audience responses in the digital age
Klüser · 2025 - Depolarizing within the comfort of your party: Experimental evidence from online workshops
Blair et al. · 2025 - How (gendered) media portrayals of refugees affect attitudes toward immigration. The moderating role of political ideology
Meltzer et al. · 2025 - The role of framing, race, and symbolic racism in policy support
Shulman et al. · 2025 - The impact of media framing in complex information environments
Berk · 2025 - Election denial as a news coverage dilemma: A survey experiment with local journalists
Peterson et al. · 2025 - Rooted in white identity politics: Tracing the genealogy of critical race theory discourse in identity-based disinformation
Smith et al. · 2025
2024
31 papers
- What did we learn about political communication from the Meta2020 partnership?
Munger · 2024 - The cost of reach: Testing the role of ad delivery algorithms in online political campaigns
Votta et al. · 2024 - Gendered backlash depends on the context. Reassessing negative campaigning sanctions against female candidates via large-scale comparative data
Nai et al. · 2024 - Effects of over-time exposure to partisan media and coverage of polarization on perceived polarization
Heseltine et al. · 2024 - Overcoming far-right respectability: The case for systemic approaches to studying white supremacy
Ma · 2024 - Political communication research is unprepared for the far right
Knüpfer et al. · 2024 - What’s on and who’s watching? Combining people-meter data and subtitle data to explore television exposure to political news
Vermeer et al. · 2024 - Prevalence, presentation, and popularity of political topics in social media influencers’ content across two countries
Harff & Schmuck · 2024 - Political effects of exposure to evidence about racial discrimination
Bergan et al. · 2024 - Vladimir putin on channel one, 2000–2022
Lova · 2024 - How negative media coverage impacts platform governance: Evidence from facebook, twitter, and YouTube
Marchal et al. · 2024 - Defending democracy: Prioritizing the study of epistemic inequalities
Gagrčin & Moe · 2024 - Moralization of rationality can stimulate sharing of hostile and false news on social media, but intellectual humility inhibits it
Marie & Petersen · 2024 - Editors’ introduction: Global crises, contentious politics and social media
Semetko & Sundar · 2024 - The effects of COVID-19 infection on opposition to COVID-19 policies: Evidence from the U.S. congress
Dickson & Yıldırım · 2024 - Epistemic vulnerability: Theory and measurement at the system level
Labarre · 2024 - Justifying an invasion: When is disinformation successful?
Zilinsky et al. · 2024 - Emotionalized social media environments: How alternative news media and populist actors drive angry reactions
Humprecht et al. · 2024 - The nature of visual disinformation online: A qualitative content analysis of alternative and social media in the netherlands
Hameleers · 2024 - Facebook as an avenue to news: A comparison and validation of approaches to identify facebook referrals
Schmidt et al. · 2024 - Countering the “climate cult” – framing cascades in far-right digital networks
Knüpfer & Hoffmann · 2024 - Facebook usage and outgroup intolerance in myanmar
Samet et al. · 2024 - Media coverage, advertising, and electoral volatility: The crucial role of party competence
Petitpas · 2024 - Hyperpartisan, alternative, and conspiracy media users: An anti-establishment portrait
León et al. · 2024 - ‘’reenviado muchas veces”: How platform warnings affect WhatsApp users in mexico and colombia
Munger et al. · 2024 - Social media use and political engagement in polarized times. Examining the contextual roles of issue and affective polarization in developed democracies
Chan & Yi · 2024 - The honest broker versus the epistocrat: Attenuating distrust in science by disentangling science from politics
Post & Bienzeisler · 2024 - Politicians, newspapers, and immigration referendums: Exploring the boundaries of media effects
Spirig · 2024 - Discourse networks of the far right: How far-right actors become mainstream in public debates
Völker & Gonzatti · 2024 - The fleeting allure of dark campaigns: Backlash from negative and uncivil campaigning in the presence of (better) alternatives
Mendoza et al. · 2024 - The geopolitics of deplatforming: A study of suspensions of politically-interested iranian accounts on twitter
Casas · 2024
2023
25 papers
- The battle for the soul of the nation: Nationalist polarization in the 2020 American presidential election and the threat to democracy
Woods et al. · 2023 - Thinking for themselves: Bootstraps discourse and the imagined epistemology of reactionary YouTube audiences
Ma · 2023 - Do online ads sway voters? Understanding the persuasiveness of online political ads
Chu et al. · 2023 - Attacks and issue competition: Do parties attack based on issue salience or issue ownership?
Poljak & Seeberg · 2023 - Politicizing masks? Examining the volume and content of local news coverage of face coverings in the U.S. through the COVID-19 pandemic
Neumann et al. · 2023 - Non-news websites expose people to more political content than news websites: Evidence from browsing data in three countries
Wojcieszak et al. · 2023 - The media and democratization: A long-term macro-level perspective on the role of the press during a democratic transition
Arendt · 2023 - The unintended consequences of amplifying the radical right on twitter
Fernandes & Won · 2023 - Race and ethnicity as foundational forces in political communication: Special issue introduction
Coles & Lane · 2023 - Reconceptualizing cross-cutting political expression on social media: A case study of facebook comments during the 2016 brexit referendum
Bossetta et al. · 2023 - Uninformed or misinformed in the digital news environment? How social media news use affects two dimensions of political knowledge
Haugsgjerd et al. · 2023 - Reassessing the role of inclusion in political communication research
Rossini · 2023 - Propagandization of relative gratification: How Chinese state media portray the international pandemic
Fu · 2023 - (digital) campaigning in dissonant public spheres
Koç-Michalska et al. · 2023 - Data-driven campaigning as a disruptive force
Gibson · 2023 - Conditions of campaigning in dissonant public spheres and crisis of democracy
Pfetsch · 2023 - “we never really talked about politics”: Race and ethnicity as foundational forces structuring information disorder within the vietnamese diaspora
Nguyễn et al. · 2023 - Harnessing distrust: News, credibility heuristics, and war in an authoritarian regime
Alyukov · 2023 - Misperceptions and minipublics: Does endorsement of expert information by a minipublic influence misperceptions in the wider public?
Muradova et al. · 2023 - Farewell to big data? Studying misinformation in mobile messaging applications
Rossini · 2023 - Differential racism in the news: Using semi-supervised machine learning to distinguish explicit and implicit stigmatization of ethnic and religious groups in journalistic discourse
Müller et al. · 2023 - Making their mark? How protest sparks, surfs, and sustains media issue attention
Wouters & Lefevere · 2023 - Do voting advice applications affect party preferences? Evidence from field experiments in five european countries
Germann et al. · 2023 - How rally-round-the-flag effects shape trust in the news media: Evidence from panel waves before and during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis
Knudsen et al. · 2023 - What drives perceptions of foreign news coverage credibility? A cross-national experiment including kazakhstan, russia, and ukraine
Bryanov et al. · 2023
2022
11 papers
- Are campaigns getting uglier, and who is to blame? Negativity, dramatization and populism on facebook in the 2014 and 2019 EP election campaigns
Klinger et al. · 2022 - Cross-platform emotions and audience engagement in social media political campaigning: Comparing candidates’ facebook and instagram images in the 2020 US election
Bossetta & Schmøkel · 2022 - The campaign disinformation divide: Believing and sharing news in the 2019 UK general election
Vaccari et al. · 2022 - The fiscal politics of immigration: Expert information and concerns over fiscal drain
Kage et al. · 2022 - How news feels: Anticipated anxiety as a factor in news avoidance and a barrier to political engagement
Toff & Nielsen · 2022 - How political efficacy relates to online and offline political participation: A multilevel meta-analysis
Oser et al. · 2022 - Predicting vote choice and election outcomes from ballot wording: The role of processing fluency in low information direct democracy elections
Shulman et al. · 2022 - Assessing the validity of survey measures for news exposure through digital footprints: Evidence from spain and the UK
Cardenal et al. · 2022 - Selective control: The political economy of censorship
Corduneanu-Huci & Hamilton · 2022 - An eye for an eye? An integrated model of attitude change toward protest violence
Zhu et al. · 2022 - A little more conversation a little less prejudice: The role of classroom political discussions for youth’s attitudes toward immigrants
Miklikowska et al. · 2022
2021
6 papers
- Beyond policy: The use of social group appeals in party communication
Huber · 2021 - Mobile news learning — investigating political knowledge gains in a social media newsfeed with mobile eye tracking
Ohme et al. · 2021 - Power sharing and media freedom in dictatorships
Sheen et al. · 2021 - Commercial companies in party networks: Digital advertising firms in US elections from 2006-2016
Barrett · 2021 - The international and post-disciplinary journey of political communication: Reflections on “media-centric and politics-centric views of media and democracy: a longitudinal analysis of political communication and the international journal of press/politics”
Vaccari · 2021 - Media-centric or politics-centric political communication research? Some reflections
Strömbäck · 2021