This article reviews research contributions in political science and communication to the
topic of nonverbal communication and politics from 2005 to 2015. The review opens with …

There is a popular perception that politics is increasingly permeating the everyday lives of
Americans. Ostensibly non-political objects and activities are becoming “partisan,” and there …

European integration scholars have paid little attention to the visual dimension of
Europeanization. We fill this gap by analysing how European Union integration reshapes …

This article examines the overtime variation in content and style of European Parliament
election campaign posters in the Netherlands and Italy. We put forward several hypotheses …

Utilitarian theories propose that support for the EU is based on an instrumental calculus
about the costs and benefits of European integration. Drawing on these theories, we analyze …

Political objects, like national flags, arouse emotions even when they are subliminal stimuli.
Through two experiments that show subliminal stimuli to the subjects, this article analyzes if …

Political candidates communicate across a wide number of platforms during their
campaigns, including television, Facebook, Twitter, debates, radio, and newspapers …

Orbán Viktor megjelenése mint karizmatikus vezető és a konfliktusokat markánsan
hangsúlyozó kommunikációja már ismert (Bene–Boda, 2021). Gondoljunk csak azon …

Several studies have shown that exposure to colors affects cognitive and affective
processes. In this paper, we tried to find if colors affect the perception of political messages …

Colours are a central feature of the political arena. Parties use colours to forge distinctive
brand images and group allegiances. Colours are used in campaigns and become culturally …