64 research outputs found
Portrait of a Crisis: The Crucial Role of News Media Coverage and Perceived Effectiveness of a New Party
Killing them softly? Two complementary studies on visibility and framing of new parties in the news
Portrait of a Crisis: The Crucial Role of News Media Coverage and Perceived Effectiveness of a New Party
Killing them softly? Two complementary studies on visibility and framing of new parties in the news
After all this time? The impact of media and authoritarian history on political news coverage in twelve western countries
Cross road elections: Change in EU performance evaluations during the European Parliament elections 2014
The 2014 European Parliament (EP) elections were held after a period where public opinion about the EU changed significantly. In this paper we investigate evaluations of the performance of the European Union, as this dimension of EU attitudes is particularly relevant ahead of elections. We look at public opinion developments since 2009 and then zoom in on the role played by the news media in shaping public opinion about EU performance by linking citizens’ evaluations across time to the news media content they were exposed to. The article relies on original multiple wave survey panel data and a systematic media content analysis in the Netherlands. It shows how public opinion has changed, how it changes around EP elections, and how exposure to media coverage can help improve citizens’ evaluations of EU performance
Introducing and testing the personal-collective-governmental efficacy typology: How personal, collective, and governmental efficacy subtypes are associated with differential environmental actions
Cross road elections: Change in EU performance evaluations during the European Parliament elections 2014
A matter of nostalgia: How authoritarian traditions shape the distribution of democratic support on the left-right dimension
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