Political Communication

Communication Studies

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  1. Do Emotional Ads Persuade? Evidence from Real-Time Campaign Advertising Experiments 2026-09-09
  2. From #StayWoke to “Culture Wars”: How Social Justice Discourse is Separately and Synergistically Politicized on Twitter and YouTube 2026-08-31
  3. Democratic Accountability in East Asia: A Comparative Experimental Study of Voter Responses to Norm Violations 2026-08-31
  4. Social Media Savvy? The Use and Effectiveness of Political Parties’ Issue Strategies Across Platforms in the German Federal Election Campaign 2025 2026-08-26
  5. Hold That Thought: Enhancing the Durability of Fact-Checking Effects Through Low-Cost Accuracy Reminders 2026-08-21
  6. Rethinking Assumptions About Moral Content Selection: Moral-Emotional Content May Be Less Appealing Than Assumed 2026-08-21
  7. Assessing Civic Journalism Training: A Mixed-Method Applied Research Study 2026-08-18
  8. Enemies Abroad, Animosity at Home: Media Influence on U.S.-China Policy and Anti-Asian Sentiment 2026-08-17
  9. Reclaiming Place Through Symbolic Geographies: Visual Resistance on Palestinian Instagram 2026-08-17
  10. Entertainment as Trojan Horse: Voluntary Consumption of Propaganda in China 2026-08-13
  11. Affective Legitimacy and Digital Populism: Evidence from Romania’s Annulled Presidential Elections 2026-08-13
  12. Kamala is Brat: TikTok and the Affective Politics of Memes 2026-08-13
  13. Policing the Political Boundary: How the r/BarstoolSports Audience Confronts Politicization 2026-08-12
  14. Trending Topics, Growing Knowledge? How Curating Actors’ Political Social Media Content Affects Youth’s Political Knowledge 2026-08-11
  15. Examining the Influence of Media Coverage on Information-Seeking of Judicial Candidates 2026-08-10
  16. The Knowledge Gap in a High-Choice Media Environment: Experimental Evidence from Online Search 2026-08-06
  17. Happiness in Political Communication by Men and Women Members of the US Congress 2026-07-30
  18. Networked Counterpublics and Contentious Publicity: A Cross-Platform Analysis of QAnon on Parler and Twitter 2026-07-28
  19. Common Identities and Political Talk: Evaluating Cross-Cutting Political Discussions in Sports Communities on Reddit 2026-07-24
  20. Affective Publics in the YouTube Live Chat: Multimodal Emotional Contagion During the 2024 U.S. Presidential Debate 2026-07-22
  21. Studying Propaganda as a Social Process 2026-07-22
  22. Political Fact-Checking Efforts are Constrained by Deficiencies in Coverage, Speed, and Reach 2026-07-20
  23. Reintegrating Influencer Media Logic into the Study of Political Influencers 2026-07-18
  24. Vengeance or Hope? A Role-Based Analysis of Hashtag Activism for the War in Gaza 2026-07-14
  25. 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 2026-07-06
  26. Platform Collective Behavior as Democratic Infrastructure: Beyond Causal Effects in the DSA Era 2026-06-30
  27. The Joe Rogan Experience: Epistemic Style Over Ideological Extremity in the Manosphere 2026-06-25
  28. Democratic Institutions Under Threat: Corrosive Frames, Internet News, and the U.S. Supreme Court 2026-06-17
  29. Evaluating Echo Chambers, Rabbit Holes, and Radicalization Pathways on YouTube 2026-06-10
  30. Multi-Platform Referrers of Misinformation: A Comparative Analysis of Misinformation Visits Referred by Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, YouTube, Snapchat, and TikTok 2026-06-10
  31. Moving Targets, Moving Politics: The State of Play in Social Media Data Access 2026-05-30
  32. The Prevalence and Consequences of Women’s Algorithmic Underrepresentation in Cross-National Political Google Searches 2026-05-28
  33. Editor’s Note 2026-05-27
  34. Press and Prejudice: an Interview Study on Politicians’ Perceptions of Partisan News Media Bias 2026-05-22
  35. The Hostile Misinformation Effect: How Ideological Congruence Drives the Assessment of Misinformation Targets 2026-05-19
  36. How National Cues Polarize Perceptions of Political Figures 2026-05-13
  37. “Everything for the Front, Everything for Victory”? Elite Incentives and Rhetorical Adaptation of Russia’s Members of Parliament on Social Media 2026-05-05
  38. What the DSA Means Outside Europe: Research Access and Its Limits 2026-05-02
  39. Finally, Access: How Article 40 DSA Changes Platform Research in Practice 2026-04-24
  40. Political Communication Special Issue Introduction: Multi-Platform Research 2026-04-23
  41. From Showers to Hurricanes: A Typology of Media Storms 2026-04-22
  42. Disinformation as Cultural Narrative: Conceptualizing Disinformation as Cross-Platform, Identity-Affirming, Cathartic Stories 2026-04-06
  43. Negativity and Misinformation 2026-03-06
  44. Correction 2026-02-23
  45. Uneven Echoes: Gender’s Divergent Influence on Candidate Personalization and Voter Response in Taiwan 2026-02-20
  46. Newer, Larger, Better? A Critique of the Unreflective LLM Adoption in Communication Research 2026-02-20
  47. Truth-Seeking vs. Balance: The Credibility Dilemma in Correcting Political Misinformation 2026-02-20
  48. Artificial Intelligence in Election Campaigns: Perceptions, Penalties, and Implications 2026-02-19
  49. Elected officials’ Online Sharing of Misinformation: Institutional and Ideological Checks 2026-02-04
  50. Do Journalists’ Political Orientations Translate into Partisan News Reporting? The Limits of Bias and the Limits of Counter Mechanisms 2026-02-04