| FAKE NEWS AS A FLOATING SIGNIFIER: HEGEMONY, ANTAGONISM AND THE POLITICS OF FALSEHOOD |
22 |
| The Alt-Right as a Community of Discourse |
10 |
| Vigilante Publics: Orientalism, Modernity and Hindutva Fascism in India |
9 |
| MEDIA, KNOWLEDGE AND TRUST: THE DEEPENING EPISTEMIC CRISIS OF DEMOCRACY |
9 |
| Integrating Concepts of Counterpublics into Generalised Public Sphere Frameworks: Contemporary Transformations in Radical Forms |
8 |
| Post-Globalisation |
7 |
| VISIBILITY AND THE PUBLIC SPHERE: A NORMATIVE CONCEPTUALISATION |
7 |
| Researching Fake News: A Selective Examination of Empirical Studies |
6 |
| Of Nation and People: The Discursive Logic of Nationalist Populism |
5 |
| DISSONANT AND DISCONNECTED PUBLIC SPHERES AS CHALLENGE FOR POLITICAL COMMUNICATION RESEARCH |
5 |
| The Crisis of Public Communication, 1995-2017 |
5 |
| Increasingly Controversial, Cultural, and Political: The Immigration Debate in Scandinavian Newspapers 1970-2016 |
5 |
| Toward Fair, Accountable, and Transparent Algorithms: Case Studies on Algorithm Initiatives in Korea and China |
4 |
| FAKE DEMOCRACY: THE LIMITS OF PUBLIC SPHERE THEORY |
4 |
| Modern Political Communication and Web 2.0 in Representative Democracies |
4 |
| Democracy and the Internet: A Retrospective |
3 |
| Aligning Adolescents to the Public Sphere: The Teen Serial Skam and Democratic Aesthetic |
3 |
| Public Service Media in Europe: Exploring the Relationship between Funding and Audience Performance |
3 |
| A Critical Perspective on the Post-Internet World |
2 |
| Identity, Empathy and Argument: Immigrants in Culture and Entertainment Journalism in the Scandinavian Press |
2 |
| FAMILY FEUD: WHO'S STILL FIGHTING ABOUT DEWEY AND LIPPMANN? |
1 |
| PUBLICNESS-PRIVATENESS: THE LIQUEFACTION OF THE GREAT DICHOTOMY |
1 |
| Rethinking Censorship: A Case Study of Singaporean Media |
1 |
| The Context Is the Message: Theory of Indigenous Knowledge Communication Systems |
1 |
| Modernity as a False Deity: Takfiri Anachronism in the Islamic State Group's Media Strategy |
1 |
| White Nationalism and Publicness in the United States |
1 |
| TOWARDS A CRITICAL THEORY OF COMMUNICATION WITH GEORG LUKACS AND LUCIEN GOLDMANN |
1 |
| SOCIAL PLURALISM IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE TELEVISION BROADCASTING |
1 |
| Digital Media, Contentious Politics and Party Systems in Italy and Spain |
1 |
| Communication Research: Resignation or Optimism? |
1 |
| Studying Political Economies of Communication in the Twenty-First Century |
1 |
| Women's History and Gender Studies in Slovenia. Visibility and Invisibility of Women |
1 |
| Bonded by Interactions: Polarising Factors and Integrative Capacities of the News Media in Hungary |
1 |
| Media, Social Ontology and Intentionality: Notes from Meta-Theoretical Borders |
1 |
| A Stratified and Segmented Citizenry? Identification of Political Milieus and Conditions for their Communicative Integration |
1 |
| Positioning the people and Its Enemies: Populism and Nationalism in AfD and UKIP |
1 |
| From Competing Institutional Logics to the Action Horizons of Mediatised Political Performance: A New Approach to the Relationship between Media and Political Action |
0 |
| The Cold War Between Medium and Message |
0 |
| The Cold War as an Aesthetic Phenomenon: An Afterthought on Boris Groys |
0 |
| A View on the History of Media Theory from the Global South |
0 |
| Protectionism vs. Non-Interventionism: Two Approaches to Media Diversity in Commercial Terrestrial Television Regulation |
0 |
| Representations of Europe at Times of Massive Migration Movements: A Qualitative Analysis of Greek-Cypriot Newspapers During the 2015 Refugee Crisis |
0 |
| The Liminal Landscape: The Reception of Western Press Freedom in Late Imperial China |
0 |
| Wikipedia as an arena and source for the public: a scandinavian comparison of Islam |
0 |
| From The Club Stage to the National Scene: How Mass Media Interpreted Two Comedians as Important Immigrant Voices |
0 |
| Comparing Public Discourse on Immigration in Scandinavia: Some Background Notes and Preliminary Results |
0 |
| Royal Interventions in the Public Discourse on Immigration: Rhetorical Topoi on Immigration in the New Year's Speeches of the Scandinavian Monarchs |
0 |
| Philological Scripts in Cold War Media Theory |
0 |
| Cold War, Personal Autonomy and Coherence of self in the Theories of Communication: A Popular Culture Perspective |
0 |
| Sexism and Misogyny Through the Pseudoscientific Discourse: Media Context of Treatment of The Wrong Sex |
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