Communications

Publisher: De Gruyter
Founded in: 1975
URL: https://www.degruyter.com/view/j/comm
Twitter: @commejcr
Rank:
• 68/86 in Communication (Web of Science 2017)
Category: Communication

Authors per paper:
     Average: 1.8
     Median: 2
References per paper:
     Average: 15
     Median: 19

• Gender role portrayals in television advertisements: Do channel characteristics matter?
Communications 2019-04-12

• Pathways to political (dis-)engagement: motivations behind social media use and the role of incidental and intentional exposure modes in adolescents’ political engagement
Communications 2019-04-12

• The meanings of sharing: On Facebook sharing strategies among Polish migrants in Germany and the UK
Communications 2019-03-30

• Frandsen, F., & Johansen, W. (2017). Organizational crisis communication: A multivocal approach. London: Sage. 280 pp.
Communications 2019-03-16

• Genres matter: Video games as predictors of physical aggression among adolescents
Communications 2019-03-16

• Carlsson, U., & Pöyhtäri, R. (Eds.) (2017). The assault on journalism. Building knowledge to protect freedom of expression. Göteborg: Nordicom. 378 pp.
Communications 2019-03-16

• Editorial 2019
Communications 2019-03-16

• Zienkowski, J. (2017). Articulations of self and politics in activist discourse: A discourse analysis of critical subjectivities in minority debates. Cham: Palgrave Macmillan/Springer Nature. xix + 451pp.
Communications 2019-03-16

• Media frames and public perceptions of global poverty in the UK: Is there a link?
Communications 2019-03-16

• Lying press: Three levels of perceived media bias and their relationship with political preferences
Communications 2019-03-16

• Emotional woman – rational man? Gender stereotypical emotional expressivity of German politicians in news broadcasts
Communications 2019-03-16

• Still marginalized: Gender inequalities in the largest Polish daily’s sports coverage
Communications 2019-03-16

• Southwell, B. G., Thorson, E. A., & Sheble, L. (eds.) (2018). Misinformation and mass audiences. Austin, TX: University of Texas Press. 307 pp.
Communications 2019-03-14

• Why perceived political bias on TV does not inevitably lead to a polarized audience. The case of NRK and TV2 in Norway
Communications 2019-01-15

• From Interactions to the Mediatization of Politics. How the Relationships Between Journalists and Political Actors Explain Media Influences on Political Processes and the Presentation of Politics
Journalism Studies 2019-04-17

• Uber’s entrepreneurship discourse and its neoliberal appeal: analysis of coverage in English-language dailies in India
Critical Discourse Studies 2019-04-16

• The cultivation of idealistic moral expectations: The role of television exposure and narrative engageability
Mass Communication and Society 2019-04-11

• The Role of Food Advertising in Adolescents‘ Nutritional Health Socialization
Health Communication 2019-04-05

• The effect of being conflict non-avoidant: linking conflict framing and political participation
West European Politics 2019-04-05

Cited publication years:

Cited median publication year:
2010