Latest Research in Social Media and Politics

Top Research Topics in Social Media and Politics

• Social Media and Politics — 31 papers
• Media Studies and Communication — 24 papers
• Misinformation and Its Impacts — 22 papers
• Digital Economy and Work Transformation — 15 papers
• Social and Information Networks — 13 papers
• Public Relations and Crisis Communication — 7 papers
• Computers and Society — 7 papers
• Human-Computer Interaction — 7 papers
• Computer Science and Game Theory — 6 papers
• Sports, Gender, and Society — 6 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Labour Conditions and the Counterculture of Dignity (1 citations)
2. Untrustworthy sources on Facebook and Instagram in 2020: Concentrated exposure but no attitudinal effects (1 citations)
3. The making of urban care industry: institutionalization of migrant-serving organizations in Copenhagen and Tel Aviv during COVID-19 (1 citations)
4. Detection and Characterization of Coordinated Online Behavior: A Survey (5 citations)
5. The Gang Institution Paradox: A Carlo‑Hybrid Collapse Across Violence, Authority, Quantum Theology, and Cosmic Structure
6. Ingroup bias is prevalent in user reports of hate and abuse online
7. Longitudinal Relational Publics and their Discursive Overlap with Issue Publics
8. The Evolution of the Fight Against Disinformation by European Public Broadcasters of the CIRCOM Network: A Comparative Perspective from 2023 to 2024
9. The Political Architecture of Sustained Irrationality: How Institutional Design Enables Negative-Sum Decision-Making
10. Opinion, balance and fairness: mapping metajournalistic discourses in Australia
11. Growing Inequalities Through Motivations: A Moderated Mediation Analysis Between Socioeconomic Status, Political Interest and News Media Consumption in Sweden, 1990–2023
12. Identifying and profiling high-risk social media information in higher education: a multidimensional risk assessment approach
13. Metacognitive Governance: Civilizational Scaffolding under Entropy
14. Can Democracy Survive in a Hyperconnected World?
15. PAVILION ZAMBIA PROGRAMME — CONSTITUTIONAL FORMATION, INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CIVIC EDUCATIONAL DESTINATION
16. The Political Architecture of Sustained Irrationality: How Institutional Design Enables Negative-Sum Decision-Making
17. A Gamified Strategy to Resist Migration Disinformation in Adolescents
18. Can Democracy Survive in a Hyperconnected World?
19. Pornography and the politics of consent: implications for sex education
20. Narrating for whom? Negotiating proper distance in sponsored narratives of therapeutic experiences in the platformized influencer economy