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If public opinion about foreign policy is such an elite‐driven process, why does the public
often disagree with what elites have to say? We argue here that elite cue‐taking models in …

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 …

Using a national sample, this study experimentally tests the effects of news visuals and texts
that emphasize either the causes and impacts of climate change or actions that can be taken …

The COVID-19 pandemic brought along with it concerns about anxiety, racial bias, and
pushback against public health recommendations, all of which are intensified by the news …

Emotions are central to human behavior and thus not surprisingly to politics as well. One
need not look far to see them at work. Election campaigns are replete with emotion, from …

Emotions are central to human behavior and, consequently, play a significant role in
policymaking. While the Multiple Streams Framework (MSF) incorporates the notion of …

Images are known to have important effects on human perception and persuasion. Jihadist
groups are also known to make strategic use of emotive imagery and symbolism for …

In moments of international crisis, US presidents have historically rallied public support by
evoking the country's national identity. Affective polarization undermines the salience of …

Social media have led to profound transformations in the media ecosystem and new
communication dynamics. Such platforms have become a competitive source of information …