Published: 2023-04-04

Articles

The role of space in Spanish television fiction. The «Antidisturbios» Case (Movistar+, 2020)

1-15
Javier Mateos-Pérez
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Putting context at the forefront: a critical case study of journalists’ layoffs in Mexico

17-31
Frida-V. Rodelo
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Projection of diversity in Higher Education. A study of an institutional communication media in a Spanish university

33-47
Rosa-María Díaz-Jiménez, Antonio Iáñez-Domínguez, Rosa-M. Rodríguez-Izquierdo
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Instagram as a participatory tool: A comparative analysis of six Spanish museums

49-66
Andrea Kaiser-Moro, Domingo Sánchez-Mesa-Martínez
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Inclusive Advertising through the Soundtrack: Insights from People with Visual Impairments

67-81
Manuel Palencia-Lefler
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The Effect of Social Media on Iranian Citizens’ Electoral Participation and Political Action

89-95
Mahmoudreza Rahbarqazi, Sousan Nourbakhsh
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Youth in the face of disinformation: A qualitative exploration of Mexican college students’ attitudes, motivations, and abilities around false news

97-113
Rocío Galarza-Molina
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The study of emoji linguistic behaviour: an examination of the theses raised (and not raised) in the academic literature

115-128
Enrique Ferrari
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Impact of technical and artistic media on historical rigor of the air combat film productions

129-150
Javier Jiménez-Valero
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COVID-19 Lockdown and Disney+ strategy on social networks on its launch during the State of alarm in Spain

151-169
Juan Martín-Quevedo, Erika Fernández-Gómez, Beatriz Feijoo-Fernández
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Future journalists’ fight against disinformation: analysis of university training offers and challenges in the Spanish context

171-185
Victoria Moreno-Gil, María-Ángeles Chaparro-Domínguez, Marta Pérez-Pereiro
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Employee engagement and trust relationships during COVID-19 pandemic: the expanded role of internal communication

187-204
Nobertus-Ribut Santoso, Ike-Devi Sulistyaningtyas, Brahma-Putra Pratama
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Book review

Natalia Quintas-Froufe and Ana González-Neira (Coords.), Los estudios de la audiencia: De la tradición a la innovación. Published by Gedisa, Barcelona (2021), 261 pp.

205-206
Idoia Portilla-Manjón
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Special Issue: Articles: Public diplomacy: Strategic narratives for a changing world

Introduction. Strategic narratives for a changing world

207
Juan-Luis Manfredi, Michael-X Delli-Carpini, Adriana Amado
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Narratives of Public Diplomacy in the post-Truth Era: The decline of Soft Power

209-224
Hasan Saliu
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Japan’s Science and Technology Diplomacy: Society 5.0 and its International Projection

225-239
Juan-Luis López-Aranguren
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Restoring reputation through digital diplomacy: the European Union’s strategic narratives on Twitter during the COVID-19 pandemic

241-269
Pablo Moral
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Do MENA countries practice digital diplomacy? An analysis of their embassies’ websites in Spain

271-289
María-Luisa Azpíroz
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«It’s the context, stupid»: The European Union’s public diplomacy in times of ontological insecurity

291-309
Andrea Pavón-Guinea
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Illiberalism and the Deinstitutionalization of Public Diplomacy: The Rise of Hungary and Viktor Orbán in American Conservative Media

311-324
Carla Cabrera-Cuadrado, John Chrobak
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(Mis)Understandings of defence diplomacy as public diplomacy: Insights from three Spanish elites

325-338
Alberto Bueno
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Nuances of Public Diplomacy: China in Chilean Op-Eds (2018-2021)

339-353
Claudia Labarca, María Montt-Strabucchi, Ingrid Bachmann
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