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Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
2021	Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge as Postcolonial Fantasy: Disney, Labor, and the Renegotiation of Border Discourses	León-Boys, Diana; Chávez, Chrisopher
2021	The “Gentleman-like” Anne Lister on Gentleman Jack: Queerness, Class, and Prestige in “Quality” Period Dramas	Ng, Eve
2021	The Power of Fear in Prevention Campaigns: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Loss and Coping Appeals on Pickpocketing Prevention Behavior	Friemel, Thomas; Reichow, Dennis
2021	An Examination of Factors Influencing National Reputation of India Among South Asians on Social Media	Garud-Patkar, Nisha
2021	Perception and Decision Making: A Multi-Technique Analysis of Campaign Posters in the 2019 Bogotá Mayoral Election	Nadal, Laura; Bello-Viruega, Iria; Pardo, Neyla
2021	Developing a Perceived Social Media Literacy Scale: Evidence from Singapore	Tandoc-Jr, Edson; Yee, Andrew; Ong, Jeremy; Lee, James; Xu, Duan; Han, Zheng; Matthew, Chew; Ng, Janelle; Lim, Cui; Cheng, Lydia; Cayabyab, Marie
2021	Mediatized Realities of Migrants in a Comparative Perspective: Media Use, Deservingness, and Threat Perceptions in the United States and Western Europe	De-Coninck, David; Ogan, Christine; Willnat, Lars; d'Haenens, Leen
2021	“One Big Fake News”: Misinformation at the Intersection of User-Based and Legacy Media	Yadlin, Aya; Klein-Shagrir, Oranit
2021	American Spring: How Russian State Media Translate American Protests for an Arab Audience	Greenberg, Nathaniel
2021	WhatsApp Political Expression and Political Participation: The Role of Ethnic Minorities’ Group Solidarity and Political Talk Ethnic Heterogeneity	Velasquez, Alcides; Quenette, Andrea; Rojas, Hernando
2021	The rise of new populist actors and consolidation of the use of social media such as Twitter are changing the political communication field. The main goal of this research is to understand whether European populist political actors introduce 2 of the inherent elements of populism—the people and the elite—into their digital communicative strategy and how they frame it. The samples are composed by the messages shared on Twitter by 4 European political parties (Podemos, Movimento 5 Stelle, Front National, and UKIP) and their leaders. This study analyzed 9,128 messages. The results show that despite being an intrinsic characteristic of populism, these political actors practically never appeal to the people in their messages, but criticize the elites. It therefore produces an illustrated populism in their social media strategy, in which everything is for the people, but without the people.	Stubenvoll, Marlis; Heiss, Rafael; Matthes, Jörg
2021	Everything for the People, but Without the People? Illustrated Populism on Social Media in the European Political Context	Alonso-Muñoz, Laura
2021	Questioning (Deep) Mediatization: A Historical and Anthropological Critique	Bourdon, Jérôme; Balbi, Gabriele
2021	News Media Coverage of E-Cigarettes: An Analysis of Themes in Chinese Newspapers	Lyu, Joanne; Wang, Di; Huang, Pëiyi; Ling, Pamela
2021	“Innocent” Hashtags? A Cautionary Tale: #IStandWithGreece as a Network of Intolerance on Twitter During a Land Border Crisis	Avraamidou, María; Iannou, María; Eftychiou, Eftychios
2021	Framing the Syrian Operations: Populism in Foreign Policy and the Polarized News Media of Turkey	İşeri, Emry; Ersoy, Metin
2021	Font Matters: Understanding Typeface Selection by Political Campaigns	Haenschek, Katherine; Tamul, Daniel; Collier, Jessica
2021	From Cyber-Activism to Technopolitics: A Critical Take on Historical Periods and Orientations in the Use of Digital Technology by Social Movements	Candón-Mena, José; Montero-Sánchez, David
2021	No Memes No! Digital Persuasion in the #MeToo Era	Fahmy, Shahira; Ibrahim, Omneya
2021	Epistemic Evidence in Strategic-Persuasive Communication: On the Effects of Investing in the Truthfulness of NGOs’ Strategic Crisis and Conflict Communications	Fröhlich, Romy; Jungblut, Marc