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Regina BrantonMarshall A. Rauch Distinguished Professor, University of North Carolina-CharlotteAdresse e-mail validée de uncc.edu
Joshua P. DarrSyracuse UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de syr.edu
Mingxiao SuiUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamAdresse e-mail validée de uab.edu
Regina LawrenceUniversity of OregonAdresse e-mail validée de uoregon.edu
Kevin (Vin) ArceneauxSciences Po ParisAdresse e-mail validée de sciencespo.fr
Kathleen SearlesUniversity of South CarolinaAdresse e-mail validée de sc.edu
Christopher WeberAdresse e-mail validée de email.arizona.edu
Newly PaulAssociate Professor at University of North TexasAdresse e-mail validée de unt.edu
Matthew P. HittColorado State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de colostate.edu
Stuart SorokaDepartments of Communication and Political Science, UCLAAdresse e-mail validée de ucla.edu
Nicholas T. DavisUniversity of AlabamaAdresse e-mail validée de ua.edu
Marisa AbrajanoAssociate Professor of Political Science, UC San DiegoAdresse e-mail validée de ucsd.edu
Tyler JohnsonProfessor of Political Science, The University of OklahomaAdresse e-mail validée de ou.edu
Ashley KirzingerKaiser Family FoundationAdresse e-mail validée de kff.org
Betina Cutaia WilkinsonAssociate Professor, Wake Forest UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de wfu.edu
Kirby GoidelProfessor, Department of Political Science,Texas A&MAdresse e-mail validée de tamu.edu
Beth Miller VonnahmeUniversity of Missouri Kansas CityAdresse e-mail validée de umkc.edu
Ryan Vander WielenProfessor of Political Science and (by affiliation) Economics, Stony Brook UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de stonybrook.edu
Martin JohnsonProfessor of Mass Communication & Political Science, Louisiana State UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de lsu.edu
Paru ShahProfessor of Political Science, Rutgers UniversityAdresse e-mail validée de rutgers.edu

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Johanna Dunaway

Syracuse University Institute for Democracy, Journalism, & Citizenship

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Mass media and American politics J Dunaway, DA Graber Cq Press, 2022	3812	2022
Agenda Setting, Public Opinion, and the Issue of Immigration Reform^* J Dunaway, RP Branton, MA Abrajano Social Science Quarterly 91 (2), 359-378, 2010	379	2010
Newspaper closures polarize voting behavior JP Darr, MP Hitt, JL Dunaway Journal of Communication 68 (6), 1007-1028, 2018	267	2018
Markets, ownership, and the quality of campaign news coverage J Dunaway The Journal of Politics 70 (4), 1193-1202, 2008	256	2008
Spatial proximity to the US—Mexico border and newspaper coverage of immigration issues RP Branton, J Dunaway Political Research Quarterly 62 (2), 289-302, 2009	213	2009
Party polarization, media choice, and mass partisan-ideological sorting NT Davis, JL Dunaway Public Opinion Quarterly 80 (S1), 272-297, 2016	151	2016
News attention in a mobile era J Dunaway, K Searles, M Sui, N Paul Journal of Computer-Mediated Communication 23 (2), 107-124, 2018	150	2018
English-and Spanish-language media coverage of immigration: A comparative analysis R Branton, J Dunaway Social Science Quarterly, 1006-1022, 2008	144	2008
What predicts the game frame? Media ownership, electoral context, and campaign news J Dunaway, RG Lawrence Political Communication 32 (1), 43-60, 2015	135	2015
Media ownership and story tone in campaign news J Dunaway American Politics Research 41 (1), 24-53, 2013	133	2013
Slanted newspaper coverage of immigration: The importance of economics and geography RP Branton, J Dunaway Policy Studies Journal 37 (2), 257-273, 2009	119	2009
It’s all in the name: Source cue ambiguity and the persuasive appeal of campaign ads C Weber, J Dunaway, T Johnson Political Behavior 34, 561-584, 2012	115	2012
Traits versus issues: How female candidates shape coverage of senate and gubernatorial races J Dunaway, RG Lawrence, M Rose, CR Weber Political Research Quarterly 66 (3), 715-726, 2013	114	2013
Anglo Voting on Nativist Ballot Initiatives: The Partisan Impact of Spatial Proximity to the U.S.‐Mexico Border^* R Branton, G Dillingham, J Dunaway, B Miller Social Science Quarterly 88 (3), 882-897, 2007	99	2007
Smartphone-size screens constrain cognitive access to video news stories J Dunaway, S Soroka Information, Communication & Society 24 (1), 69-84, 2021	73	2021
Rebuilding or Intruding? Media Coverage and Public Opinion on L atino Immigration in Post‐K atrina L ouisiana J Dunaway, RK Goidel, A Kirzinger, BC Wilkinson Social Science Quarterly 92 (4), 917-937, 2011	59	2011
As seen on TV? How gatekeeping makes the US House seem more extreme J Padgett, JL Dunaway, JP Darr Journal of Communication 69 (6), 696-719, 2019	54	2019
Home Style Opinion: How Local Newspapers Can Slow Polarization JP Darr, MP Hitt, JL Dunaway	48	2021
Institutional effects on the information quality of campaign news J Dunaway Journalism Studies 12 (1), 27-44, 2011	48	2011
The role of minority journalists, candidates, and audiences in shaping race-related campaign news coverage M Sui, N Paul, P Shah, B Spurlock, B Chastant, J Dunaway Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly 95 (4), 1079-1102, 2018	43	2018

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