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Book Review: <i>Crisis in a Tweet: The Rise of the Social Media Crisis</i> by Koerber, D. KoerberD. (2026). Crisis in a Tweet: The Rise of the Social Media Crisis. University of Toronto Press, $ 29.95. ISBN 9781487534028.

Arshad Amanullah

2026-10-27

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261498346

Promoting Support for Anti-Racism Movements and Intentions to Intervene: Effects of Common-Identity Narratives and the Moderating Role of Prior Prejudice

Yan Huang, Lan Ni, Zexin Ma et al.

2026-10-24

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261491978

Dependence or Interdependence? A Folk-Theories Perspective on Journalists’ and Activists’ Mutual Perceptions

Marlene Strehler-Schaaf, Charlotte Löb

2026-10-22

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261487928

Invisible Women in Economics: Almost Two Centuries of Gender Representation in the Financial Times and The Economist (1843–2021)

Andrea Barigazzi

2026-10-21

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261491980

What Makes Child Harm Newsworthy? Event Characteristics, Victim Characteristics, and Media Attention

Nikolay Ternov, Kuralay Mukhambetova, Zeinep Abetova

2026-10-15

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261490389

Stories that Make Hawks? Digital News-Based User-Generated Content and Foreign Policy Orientations Among China’s Generation Z

Yang Li, Ying Hooi Khoo, Siti Ezaleila Binti Mustafa

2026-10-12

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261490411

The False Will Set You Free: How Lower Courts Have Translated the Supreme Court’s Latest Falsity Doctrine into Practice

Robert L. Kerr

2026-10-12

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261482092

Book Review: <i>Advertising revolutionary: The life and work of Tom Burrell</i> by Chambers, J. P. ChambersJ. P. (2024). Advertising revolutionary: The life and work of Tom Burrell. University of Illinois Press.

Jacqueline Gutierrez

2026-10-12

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261496168

Explaining Science Knowledge Gaps on Social Media: Basic Science Knowledge and Intentional Versus Incidental Exposure

Wenbo Li, Christine Gilbert, Shan Xu

2026-9-25

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261483606

Work-Related Harassment and Intimidation in Journalism: Testing Identity-, Visibility-, and Influence-Based Explanations

Ilmari Hiltunen, Ilari Törönen, Aleksi Suuronen et al.

2026-9-23

DOI: 10.1177/10776990261485855

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Book Review: <i>Crisis in a Tweet: The Rise of the Social Media Crisis</i> by Koerber, D. KoerberD. (2026). Crisis in a Tweet: The Rise of the Social Media Crisis. University of Toronto Press, $ 29.95. ISBN 9781487534028.

Promoting Support for Anti-Racism Movements and Intentions to Intervene: Effects of Common-Identity Narratives and the Moderating Role of Prior Prejudice

Dependence or Interdependence? A Folk-Theories Perspective on Journalists’ and Activists’ Mutual Perceptions

Invisible Women in Economics: Almost Two Centuries of Gender Representation in the Financial Times and The Economist (1843–2021)

What Makes Child Harm Newsworthy? Event Characteristics, Victim Characteristics, and Media Attention

Stories that Make Hawks? Digital News-Based User-Generated Content and Foreign Policy Orientations Among China’s Generation Z

The False Will Set You Free: How Lower Courts Have Translated the Supreme Court’s Latest Falsity Doctrine into Practice

Book Review: <i>Advertising revolutionary: The life and work of Tom Burrell</i> by Chambers, J. P. ChambersJ. P. (2024). Advertising revolutionary: The life and work of Tom Burrell. University of Illinois Press.

Explaining Science Knowledge Gaps on Social Media: Basic Science Knowledge and Intentional Versus Incidental Exposure

Work-Related Harassment and Intimidation in Journalism: Testing Identity-, Visibility-, and Influence-Based Explanations