As polarized factions in society pull apart from economic dislocation, tribalism, and fear, and
as strident attacks on the press make its survival more precarious, the need for an …

This theoretical essay considers how the institution of journalism, now threatened by
authoritarian attack and other challenges, has been conceptualized and proposes a …

Given the centrality of news media to democracy, it is concerning that public trust in media
has declined in many countries. A potential mechanism that may reverse this trend is …

Journalism pioneers practice and foster the method of cross-border collaboration,
contributing to the ongoing transformation of the journalistic field. This paper analyzes cross …

This article examines the adoption of cross-border collaboration practices by introducing the
concept of 'intermediaries of change': individual journalists who drive the adoption and …

This paper examines how professionals define investigative journalism, which criteria they
use to assess their and others' work, and how they apply them. Based on 23 in-depth …

Legacy media outlets, especially newspapers, have confronted significant challenges this
century due to the shift of advertising revenues to digital platforms like Facebook and …

The rise of populist movements across the globe has instigated considerable research
interest into populism, predominantly in Western democracies. Non-democratic Russia …

This study examines the connection between newsroom policies, division of labor and
journalists' willingness to engage in investigative reporting. Based on extensive qualitative …

Referendums differ from general elections in the choices that are offered to voters and in the
cues that are available to them to reach a decision. This difference makes the quantity and …