Latest Research in Digital Media Polarization

Top Research Topics in Digital Media Polarization

• Social Media and Politics — 36 papers
• Misinformation and Its Impacts — 25 papers
• Electoral Systems and Political Participation — 22 papers
• Media Studies and Communication — 19 papers
• Social and Intergroup Psychology — 14 papers
• Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 13 papers
• Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 13 papers
• Migration and Labor Dynamics — 11 papers
• Computational and Text Analysis Methods — 9 papers
• Social and Information Networks — 9 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Quasi-exile as a condition: ‘Rùn’ from a post-COVID-19 China (2 citations)
2. Un-categorising ‘the migrant’ to interrogate the roles of migration in social mobility in four Asian cities (3 citations)
3. The dynamics of ‘limited hybridity’ in migration: the case of Zera Beta Israel from Ethiopia (2 citations)
4. Forced migration and the welfare state: a new perspective on the Progressive’s Dilemma (1 citations)
5. The Politics of Digital “Othering”: Online Hate Networks and the Marginalization of Muslim Communities in Europe (1 citations)
6. Colorism, Descriptive Representation, and the Representation of African Americans in the United States House of Representatives
7. I Read the News Today, but Why? Media Consumption, Socialization, and Autocracy
8. The Schwurbelarchiv: a German-language dataset derived from multimodal Telegram content for the study of conspiracy theories
9. After border externalization: migration, race, and labour in Mauritania
10. A cognitive–motivational model of voting intention: The mediating role of voting orientation in linking critical thinking to voting intention
11. Political Scandals in Germany (2001–2023): A Systematic Approach to Building a Public Dataset
12. Living with welfarism: everyday negotiations of economias propias in rural Andes
13. After the Pink Tide: How Increased Ideological Divergence Leads to Severe Contestations of Regional International Organisations in Latin America
14. PRRP identity and sense of understanding for citizens who engage in political violence
15. Civil society, effective responses to populist parties and democratic resilience in Europe
16. Twitter and disability activism: leadership and relevant topics in the online conversation
17. Framing GST Reforms in Indian Digital Media: A Content Analysis of News Coverage and Its Role in Shaping Public Understanding Towards Viksit Bharat @2047
18. From national outlets to transnational audiences: far-right hyperpartisan news sources on YouTube
19. Did journalists ‘sanewash’ Donald Trump during the 2024 election campaign? An empirical analysis
20. Discipline and justify: Ideas and the making of economic hierarchy

Sub-Regions

• Misinformation and Its Impacts — 169 papers
• Media Studies and Communication — 162 papers
• Populism, Right-Wing Movements — 91 papers
• Sports, Gender, and Society — 75 papers
• Digital Economy and Work Transformation — 73 papers
• Social Media and Politics — 62 papers