Latest Research in Misinformation and Its Impacts

Top Research Topics in Misinformation and Its Impacts

• Media Studies and Communication — 15 papers
• Misinformation and Its Impacts — 8 papers
• Gender, Feminism, and Media — 4 papers
• Social and Information Networks — 4 papers
• Social and Intergroup Psychology — 3 papers
• Island Studies and Pacific Affairs — 2 papers
• Media Influence and Politics — 2 papers
• Sports, Gender, and Society — 2 papers
• Social Media and Politics — 2 papers
• Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Fairness Across the World (6 citations)
2. Unveiling the Social Perception of Cyber-Sexual Exploitation Against Women Streamers: A Thematic Analysis of Reactions to the Amouranth Case on X
3. Coded anxiety and social dissent in Chinese internet slang amidst extensive surveillance
4. Motivational depletion conditions efficacy-based interventions in political ambition
5. Who gets a seat at the table and who holds power? Gender parity and peace in the digital age
6. Of Networks and Nests: Digital Social Reproduction, Identity, and Support Among Latin American Mothers
7. Pirate Polities Between Great Powers: The Syndicate as a Case Study of Political Survival in New Eden
8. Local in Name Only? The Impact of Ownership and Newsroom Proximity on Local and Original News Coverage
9. The critical political economy of media and investigative journalism during Sri Lanka’s 2022 mass protests
10. Pirate Polities Between Great Powers: The Syndicate as a Case Study of Political Survival in New Eden
11. Interdependent Autonomy: How Digital-Native Media Adapt to Compound Constraints in Flawed Democracies
12. Evidence about racial discrimination and White Republicans’ beliefs and attitudes: A replication.
13. Condemnation Without Assertion: Distributed Responsibility and the Generation of Self-Preserving Condemnation in Japanese Social Media Firestorms
14. Condemnation Without Assertion: Distributed Responsibility and the Generation of Self-Preserving Condemnation in Japanese Social Media Firestorms
15. Digital peace journalism in East Asia: Navigating conflict reporting in a hybrid media landscape
16. Gathering ourselves for the impossible: ‘measuring’ indigenization and decolonization in syllabi
17. Stretching the boundaries of urban power: the moral economy and institutional change in the Bruges fish trade (1474–1484)
18. Digital activism and legal change: exploring the opportunities and challenges of virtual mobilisation for legal reform in Latin America
19. The New Money Myth: The Churn of Prototypical Elites and the Persistence of the Upper Class in Oil Boom Dallas, 1925–1942
20. On-line engagement: more than a tick or a like?