News organizations in many Western democracies face decreasing trust amid fake news
accusations. In this situation, news organizations risk losing their license to operate and …

This contribution analyses the nexus between contemporary US populist nationalism and
the post-global media ecology through the case of US radio show host and 'most paranoid …

The nature of our topic necessitates an interdisciplinary register, where we move between
general reflections on liberalism and neoliberalism to questions of particular interest to …

Even though vaccination is the most effective measure against COVID-19 infections, vaccine
rollout efforts have been hampered by growing anti-vaccine attitudes. Based on current …

This study adopts a critical discourse analysis approach in comparing the portrayal of
China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in two English language newspapers, China Daily …

Through two studies conducted with cross-cultural samples (the United States and China),
this research examines the psychological mechanism of consumer hoarding during COVID …

Austerity has been an enormously powerful political idea in the aftermath of the global
financial crisis of 2008–2009. Adopting a critical perspective, this article examines how …

Objective To compare COVID-19 stigmatization at two pandemic time points (1) August 2020—
during lockdowns and prior to vaccine rollout, and (2) May 2021—during vaccine rollout …

This chapter considers the way the transformation of media values and political economy
has driven the resurgence of right-wing populism in America. Broadcast media have been …

Bourdieu's field theory has become a key heuristic for studying the impact of the market on
American journalism, but this approach has not been employed to analyze the …