Latest Research in Misinformation and Its Impacts

Top Research Topics in Misinformation and Its Impacts

• Misinformation and Its Impacts — 18 papers
• Media Studies and Communication — 13 papers
• Social Media and Politics — 12 papers
• Social and Information Networks — 7 papers
• Digital Economy and Work Transformation — 5 papers
• Computers and Society — 5 papers
• Migration and Labor Dynamics — 5 papers
• Computer Science and Game Theory — 4 papers
• Gender, Feminism, and Media — 4 papers
• Public Relations and Crisis Communication — 4 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Untrustworthy sources on Facebook and Instagram in 2020: Concentrated exposure but no attitudinal effects (1 citations)
2. The Ontological Triad of Governance: Co-Terminal Circuits, Control-Theoretic Clamping, and the Relational Coherence Engine in Complex Social Systems
3. Uncovering the organizing principle underlying legal argumentation: A semantic density analysis of judges’ decision-making
4. Opinion Polarization in LLM-Based Social Networks: Manipulation and Mitigation
5. Cross-Cutting Exposure as an Engine of Radicalization: Platform Design, Attention, and Geography in a Stochastic Multiplex Model of Opinion Dynamics
6. What Judgment Forgets: Affective Heteronomy and the Asymmetry of Answerability in Digital Capitalism
7. From Public Good to Private Provision: The Role of Hospitality Workers in Gatekeeping Toilet Access
8. ‘ I fear for what other people are going through ’: the cyber-victimisation of disabled adults in Northern Ireland
9. The Single Circuit of Order: A Systems-Theoretic Model of Co-Terminal Dynamics in Statutory and Extra-Statutory Governance
10. Manipulative packaging in YouTube journalism: A quantitative content analysis in the Turkish context
11. Butler and Military Intelligence: Analysis, Assessment and Uncertainty
12. The Single Circuit of Order: A Systems-Theoretic Model of Co-Terminal Dynamics in Statutory and Extra-Statutory Governance
13. Mediatised Participation: Citizen Journalism and the Decline in User-Generated Content in Online News Media
14. Graphical Models of False Information and Fact Checking Ecosystems
15. Defensive Pessimism: Growth, Culture, and the Survival of Evidence
16. Public support for misinformation interventions depends on perceived fairness, effectiveness, and intrusiveness
17. Whom Should a Platform Amplify? Truth, Engagement, and Networked Polarization
18. In their own words: A mixed-methods analysis of Iranian fansubbers’ motivations and perceptions
19. Multi-platform research in the light of technology affordances: networks of the far right in Germany
20. Debriefings in misinformation research should include fact-checks to correct misperceptions and increase perceived learning