Political Communication in the Time of Coronavirus
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Political Communication in the Time of Coronavirus
Blumler, Jay G.; Van Aelst, Peter
Taylor & Francis Ltd
09/2021
232
Mole
Inglês
9780367761851
15 a 20 dias
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1. COVID-19 as an ideal case for a rally-around-the-flag? How government communication, media coverage and a polarized public sphere determines leadership approvals in times of crisis. PART 1: Government communications 2. From consensus to dissensus: The UK's management of a pandemic in a divided nation 3. Beyond Control and Resistance: The Dual Narrative of the Coronavirus Outbreak in Digital China 4. COVID-19 in Chile: A health crisis amidst a political crisis amidst a social crisis 5. The Italian Prime Minister as a captain in the storm: The pandemic as an opportunity to build personalized political leadership. PART 2: Media coverage 6. Interactive Propaganda: How Fox News and Donald Trump co-produced false narratives about the Covid-19 crisis 7. Stooges of the system or holistic observers? A computational analysis of news media's Facebook posts on political actors during the coronavirus crisis in Germany 8. More Than "a Little Flu": Alternative Digital Journalism and the Struggle to Re-Frame the Brazilian Government's Response to the COVID-19 Outbreak 9. When a Polarized Media System Meets a Pandemic: Framing the Political Discord over COVID-19 Aid Campaigns in Turkey PART 3: Public Opinion 10. Divided we trust? The role of polarization on rally-around-the-flag effects during the COVID-19 crisis 11. The role of political polarization on American and Australian trust and media use during the COVID-19 pandemic 12. "I don't vote because I don't want to get infected": Pandemic, polarization and public trust during the 2020 Presidential Election in Poland. 13. The Swedish Way: How ideology and media use influenced the formation, maintenance and change of beliefs about the coronavirus
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NBHW.;HDP.;Covid-19;War Time;Political communication;Press Party Parallelism;rally-around-the-flag;Weibo Page;Polarization;Sweden's Handling;Crisis;Narrative Dominance;Media;Corona Virus;Leadership;Coronavirus;Pandemic;Rally Effect;Government;PPE;United Kingdom;Competitive Authoritarian Regime;Global Health Crisis;Chile;Partisan Selective Exposure;China;Fang Fang;Italy;Multilevel Mixed Effects Linear Regressions;Fox News;German Government;Donald Trump;Public Service Media;United States;Quantitative Content Analysis Method;Social media;UK Government's Position;Germany;Dark Gray Solid Line;Brazil;UK Government;Poland;Populist Frame;Australia;UK Panel;Sweden;Narrative Contestation;Public faith;Information
1. COVID-19 as an ideal case for a rally-around-the-flag? How government communication, media coverage and a polarized public sphere determines leadership approvals in times of crisis. PART 1: Government communications 2. From consensus to dissensus: The UK's management of a pandemic in a divided nation 3. Beyond Control and Resistance: The Dual Narrative of the Coronavirus Outbreak in Digital China 4. COVID-19 in Chile: A health crisis amidst a political crisis amidst a social crisis 5. The Italian Prime Minister as a captain in the storm: The pandemic as an opportunity to build personalized political leadership. PART 2: Media coverage 6. Interactive Propaganda: How Fox News and Donald Trump co-produced false narratives about the Covid-19 crisis 7. Stooges of the system or holistic observers? A computational analysis of news media's Facebook posts on political actors during the coronavirus crisis in Germany 8. More Than "a Little Flu": Alternative Digital Journalism and the Struggle to Re-Frame the Brazilian Government's Response to the COVID-19 Outbreak 9. When a Polarized Media System Meets a Pandemic: Framing the Political Discord over COVID-19 Aid Campaigns in Turkey PART 3: Public Opinion 10. Divided we trust? The role of polarization on rally-around-the-flag effects during the COVID-19 crisis 11. The role of political polarization on American and Australian trust and media use during the COVID-19 pandemic 12. "I don't vote because I don't want to get infected": Pandemic, polarization and public trust during the 2020 Presidential Election in Poland. 13. The Swedish Way: How ideology and media use influenced the formation, maintenance and change of beliefs about the coronavirus
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NBHW.;HDP.;Covid-19;War Time;Political communication;Press Party Parallelism;rally-around-the-flag;Weibo Page;Polarization;Sweden's Handling;Crisis;Narrative Dominance;Media;Corona Virus;Leadership;Coronavirus;Pandemic;Rally Effect;Government;PPE;United Kingdom;Competitive Authoritarian Regime;Global Health Crisis;Chile;Partisan Selective Exposure;China;Fang Fang;Italy;Multilevel Mixed Effects Linear Regressions;Fox News;German Government;Donald Trump;Public Service Media;United States;Quantitative Content Analysis Method;Social media;UK Government's Position;Germany;Dark Gray Solid Line;Brazil;UK Government;Poland;Populist Frame;Australia;UK Panel;Sweden;Narrative Contestation;Public faith;Information
