Rising political polarization is, in part, attributed to the fragmentation of news media and the
spread of misinformation on social media. Previous reviews have yet to assess the full …

The study aims to assess the interplay between ethnic identity politics and editorial
independence of the six purposively selected ethnic-based Ethiopian media through the …

Past research suggests that journalists can (unintentionally) exacerbate affective
polarization when reporting on growing levels of polarization in society. However, is there a …

Does media diet diversity influence affective polarisation of the public? To test this
hypothesis we analyse data from Spain, which like other South European countries has a …

How do ordinary citizens perceive and respond to different kinds of political polarization in
the US? Recent work shows that people believe that the parties are intensely polarized but …

The article assesses the post-democratic scenario of a public sphere that is detached from
democracy. By describing how public spheres are transformed by the Internet, it is asked …

Partisans hold inaccurate perceptions of the other side. What drives these inaccuracies? We
address this question with a focus on partisan animosity meta-perceptions (ie how much a …

In a major policy overhaul, China now allows couples to have up to three children, sparking
a firestorm of contested opinions on social media. Drawing on an online survey of 802 …

Resumen¿ Cuál es la asociación entre exposición a noticias y confianza política en
Latinoamérica?¿ Hay diferencias según la libertad del sistema de medios y los niveles de …

News media framing can shape public perception and potentially polarize views. Emotional
language can exacerbate these framing effects, as a user's emotional state can be an …