Communication, Culture and Critique

Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication

International Journal of Public Opinion Research

Communication Theory

Journal of Communication

Human Communication Research

Social media influencers can increase collective political beliefs and actions: findings from experiments and a quasi-experimental field study Open Access

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Is It What You Know or What You Think You Know? Understanding the Roles of Objective and Subjective Political Knowledge in Political Discussion Get access

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Social disorder: a view from the Washington School of the Ethnography of Communication Get access

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Incidental and intentional exposure in a mock election setting on social media: effects on subjective and objective political knowledge and aligned voting Get access

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Navigating gender disparities in communication research leadership: academic recognition, career development, and compensation Open Access

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Correction to: Public Opinion Negotiations in a Digital Media Ecosystem: A Conceptual Framework Open Access

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Improving Trust in Science Through Communication? The Role of Mediating and Moderating Factors Get access

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How social media users adopt the toxic behaviors of ingroup and outgroup accounts Open Access

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Collective care and solidarity as resistance: An analysis of the Life in Leggings movement and Caribbean feminism Get access

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The colonial politics of British publishing: Revisiting Matiel Mogannam’s (1937) The Arab Woman and the Palestine Problem Open Access

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Perceived Political Party Divide During the Pandemic: A Framework Linking Attitude Strength Toward COVID-19 Vaccines to Affective Polarization Open Access

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Dynamic age-group dissociation: older adults’ engagement with age stereotypes in hybrid media environments Get access

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Populism, Community-Based Inequalities, and Public Health Policies: How Did Populist Attitudes Determine the COVID-19 Preventive Policy Support in Different Local Socioeconomic and Health Contexts? Get access

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Time-Varying Relationships Between the “Sentiment” of U.S. Public Opinion and News Media Get access

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