Political Communication in Uncertain Times. Digital Technologies, Citizen Participation and Open Governance

1-5

Political agenda on Twitter during the 2016 Spanish elections: issues, strategies, and users’ responses

7-23

Writing graffiti on the Facebook wall: Understanding the online discourse of citizens to politicians during the 2016 Spanish election

27-42

Do not mess with a meme: the use of viral content in communicating politics

43-54

Populist parties in Western Europe. An analysis of the three core elements of populism

57-74

Discourse Quality in Times of Populism: An Analysis of German Parliamentary Debates on Immigration Policy

77-90

Measuring Political Attitudes in New Democracies: The Case of Chile

93-108

Civic Participation and Independence from Political Power: two requirements of Public Service Broadcasters in Spain

111-138

Violent Conflicts and the New Mediatization: The Impact of Social Media on the European Parliamentary Agenda Regarding the Syrian War

141-155

“Nobody Can Take Our Story”: Competing Representational Narratives of Immigrants without Legal Status

159-171

The Use of Supervised Learning Algorithms in Political Communication and Media Studies: Locating Frames in the Press

175-188

The media's coverage of ”insecurity” in Argentina: victims, victimisers and lawsuits

189-208

Goodbye to Latin America. The erring man in Lisandro Alonso´s cinema

211-221

The impact of global platforms on media competition and on the results of European communication companies

223-238

Mass cultural communication: the case of the Cervantes Institute and its digital diplomacy via Twitter

239-259

The “Miró Decree” and its impact on the production of films dealing with ETA violence (1983-1989)

261-278

The animated video as a tool for political socialization on the intelligence services

281-295

Do Spanish political leaders interact with the media and journalists via Twitter?

299-315

Understanding the emergence of infectious diseases: Social representations and mass media

319-329

Searching for climate change consensus in broadsheet newspapers. Editorial policy and public opinion

331-344

Fact-checking and scrutiny of power: Supervision of public discourses in new media platforms from Latin America

347-363

Jane VINCENT. Smartphone Cultures. Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, New York, London, 2018, 194 pp. ISBN: 978-1-138-23438-3 (hbk); ISBN: 978-1-315-30707-7 (ebk).