Our Mundus Journalism students have written prize winning theses and they have conducted research on an impressive variety of topics:


  • “Black and white” Cannot Picture the Blue Complexities Behind Coastal Conservation in Japan Amid Continuing Colonial Shadow
  • “Constant Buzz – But Who is Credible on TikTok?”
  • “Coping Through Connection: Indian Women Journalists Navigating the Digital Minefield"
  • “Everything depends on advertising”. Commercial Media, Democracy, and Press Freedom in Chile.
  • “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”, or How Russian Propaganda Depicts Ukrainians
  • “Floods, Faults, and Facebook. A Qualitative Content Analysis of Responsibility Attribution in the Aftermath of Floods in Pakistan"
  • “Football becomes a feminist issue”: How feminisms are reflected in media coverage of the Women’s World Cup
  • “I’m the victim!” Donald Trump self-victimisation during the 2016 United States presidential election campaign
  • “Inaccessibility is fundamentally locking people out of local democracy”: Perspectives on providing accessible political communication. A study on the perspectives of political parties about the provision of accessible election material for people with i
  • “Not a penny extra to Southern Europe”: The effect of the stereotyped media framing of Southern Europe citizens on public support for EU solidarity
  • “Not in our name”: The Melilla Tragedy as a case study of partisan media coverage of migration in the Spanish southern border
  • “Now is the time“. Commemorative journalism and the rereading of 300-years of Greenlandic-Danish history
  • “Print my lies, otherwise you’re not objective”. A quantitative content analysis of COVID-19 conspiracy theory coverage in Dutch media
  • “These are citizens of our country. We are their servants.” A case study of Pierre Poilievre as an example of growing Canadian populism within the framework of Cas Mudde’s scholarship
  • “Think of me, think of me fondly: Gendered Nonverbal Communication and its influence on Perception of Political Candidates”
  • “Transnational Journalism as a Public Diplomacy Instrument: Comparative Analysis of the Nord Stream Explosion Media Coverage by Russy and the United States"
  • "You’re not gay. Why are you pretending to be?” A Critical Discourse Analysis Of Bisexual Identity Construction Across Monosexual and Bisexual International Media Between The Years 2012 - 2022
  • (L)earning from promised land. Scrutinising journalism processes in the Arctic
  • (Re)presentation of female action sports athletes - A framing analysis of selected Red Bull action sports movies
  • (Un)Covering Abortion: Journalists’ Experiences in Covering the Taboo in Brazil
  • #DefendPressFreedom: Paradigm Repair, Role Perceptions and Filipino Journalists’ Counterstrategies to Duterte’s Anti-media Populism
  • #EleNão, Women and Instagram: An Analysis of Mídia NINJA and the Sense of Community in the 2018 Brazilian Elections
  • A climate solution? Green Hydrogen and the Media’s Role in Reporting the Energy Transition
  • A climate solution? Green Hydrogen and the Media’s Role in Reporting the Energy Transition
  • A Content Analysis of Scandinavian Media Coverage of President Trump’s First 100 Days in 2017 and 2025
  • A Decentralized Future: How Blockchain Technology Contributes to Media Accountability
  • A farmer in 2024. Being one might push you over the edge.  Examining the growing frustration among Romanian farmers
  • A Feel-Good Campaign: The use of positivity, emotions and populist rhetoric in Philippine candidates’ social media campaigns
  • A memed Revolution?: Content analysis on how Twitter users used memes as a means for political expressions of dissent during the 11J protests in Cuba
  • A more humane coverage? The coverage of migration through the lens of Non-Governmental Organisations
  • A Qualitative Content Analysis of the Coverage in the Mexican National Media
  • A solutions approach: Solutions journalist’s perceptions and experiences when covering sexual violence
  • A War Without End? A Comparative Analysis of Framing in The New York Times’ Coverage of 10 Years of Russia’s Aggression Against Ukraine
  • AI as a Communicator: Content Analysis of AI-Generated Financial News Articles on UK.INVESTING.COM
  • AI in the news? Effect of modality on perceived news credibility of robot journalism
  • Alternative journalists’ perceptions in Chile
  • An Experimental Study on Credibility: WhatsApp's Community Feature vs. Traditional Media in Delhi
  • Anonymous Private Party Funding in Denmark: How do journalists cover this issue?
  • Anonymously and Creatively Criticizing the King: How the Young use Twitter to challenge Thailand’s most untouchable status quo
  • Approaching the news with a different attitude: Journalistic perceptions of constructive journalism in the Netherlands and in the UK
  • Arab Perception of the Gaza-Israeli conflict 2023: Framing the Collective Action Narrative of “Taufan Al Aqsa” operation on Facebook and Twitter (X)
  • Arab Youth in The Media: A Journey from "Change-Makers" to "Terrorists"
  • Artificial Intelligence in Chinese Newsrooms
  • Associating trafficking to sex work: How media covers trafficking in human beings in countries with different legal frameworks of sex work.
  • At the Intersection of Nationalism, Misogyny and Geopolitics: Digital Vigilantism on the Chinese Internet targeting Ethnic-Chinese Journalists working for Western Media
  • Attracting FDI for economic growth: The Case of Vietnam
  • ATTRACTING FDI FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH. The Case of Vietnam
  • Awkwardly Positioned: Challenges for the UK's bottled water industry
  • Back from the brink? Reversing affective polarisation in post-Brexit Britain.
  • Based in Emotions: Journalists’ Engagement With Emotionality While Covering the Full-Scale War on Ukraine
  • BAUTZEN AND ITS PROBLEM OF RACISM. Differences between local and national press coverage of right-wing violence against refugees in the East-Saxon town of Bautzen
  • Behind the Byline: Gender Dynamics in Azerbaijani Media from the Perspective of Female Journalists
  • Behind the Lens of the Conflict Zone: Male and Female Photojournalists in the Russia and Ukraine War
  • Between global journalism and local activism: Foreign correspondents’ professional identities in times of social unrest
  • Between Informing and Protecting Adapting News Content about the War in Ukraine for the Eyes of Children  
  • Between Pity and Propaganda: How U.S. and South Korean Media Frame North Korean Defectors
  • Between Watchdogs and Disseminators of Facts. Exploring how Spanish journalists and fact-checkers perceive their role in the context of disinformation
  • Beyond Expectations: Unveiling Divergent Frames in Chinese Ethnic Media and State-Owned Media's Coverage of the Russia-Ukraine War
  • Beyond Genocides and Violence? A Postcolonial Analysis of Media Frames and News Values in British and German Foreign News Coverage on Africa
  • Beyond Peace Journalism: Can Mindful Journalism Help Promote Global Inclusivity in the face of Israel‘s war on Palestine?
  • Beyond the Frame: Journalists’ Definitions of Immersive Journalism Ethics and Its Place in the Modern Media Landscape
  • Beyond the Hype: Prescription Abuse and Black Market Dangers of Weight Loss Injections in the UK 
  • Beyond the jihadi bride label: A quantitative analysis of the British media portrayal of Deash female members.
  • Beyond the lens: An analysis of CNN, Al Jazeera and protothema.gr news photographs of the 2023 Israel-Palestine war
  • Beyond the Scoreboard: Examining Media Activism related to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 to the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup
  • Blaming it on the Elites: A Cross-Country Analysis of Right-Wing Populist Rhetoric on Social Media during the Corona Crisis
  • Blinded by Emotions: How Anger and Fear Impact the Credibility of Disinformation
  • Blurring the boundaries: Citizen journalism, alternative media and U.S. social movements. An exploration of alt-right citizen journalists’ coverage of the 2017 Berkeley protests.
  • Bolsanaro’s Digital War: Misinformation and far-right propaganda on WhatsApp in the 2018 Brazilian Elections.
  • Bombs, Bodies and Buildings: A Comparative Semiotic Analysis of War Photographs from the Lebanese and Syrian Civil wars
  • Branding strategies on Instagram among female freelance photojournalists
  • Brexit, Talent Shortages, and the UK Hospitality Industry
  • Brexit, Talent Shortages, and the UK Hospitality Industry
  • Bridging the Distance? Digital Platforms, Emotional Labor, and the Reconfiguration of Family among Rural Migrant Women in China
  • Building a place for us to dream – How does the term “corruption” affect the political participation of the Albanian youth?
  • Building memory for justice: The role of Bosnian journalists in constructing a narrative for the future
  • Buy Now, Pay Later:  Credit Convenience or Debt Trap
  • By the People, For the People: Populist Communication in Political Livestreaming
  • Cambodia’s Pentagonal Strategy in Focus: Hurdles and Opportunity on the Path to Development
  • Campaigning on Image Size 4:5. How German Female and Male Politicians Used Self-Personalization on Instagram During the 2021 Federal Election
  • Can Environmental Journalism Thrive in a Local News Ecosystem? How Journalists Meet Their Communities’ Information Needs
  • Can Leonardo DiCaprio change your mind? Uncovering the effects of celebrity endorsement on behavioural intention about climate change
  • Can political satire shows influence my knowledge on issues? - The influence of political satire shows compared to news on issue knowledge and Need For Humor as a moderator effect-
  • Cannabis: boosting Lebanon’s economy?
  • Challenges for alternative journalism in Indonesia: A case study of Project Multatuli
  • Cheating the two-level game: a case study of elite indexing in Scandinavian news coverage of NATO and US-led military operations
  • China and the West: Partners or Rivals? Framing of EU and US in Chinese Party-owned and Market-oriented Newspapers
  • China's feminist activists' use of social media: A case study of Weibo
  • China's State Media "Going Global": Examining CCTV's Outreach in Africa
  • Chinese and US media framing of China and climate change: a comparative content analysis of journalistic coverage
  • Cleaning up the dirt: news frames, political participation and media engagement in the Car Wash Operation case
  • Climate change and Tabloids: A Quantitative Content Analysis of Climate Change Media Framing in Portugal
  • Climate Change Coverage in the Financial Press: Case study of the Financial Times
  • Climate Change Just Shared a Post: The Effects of Visual Frames Presented Through Instagram on Climate Change Engagement
  • Climate Change, Framing and the Role of Socio-Cognitive Perceptions in Predicting Pro-Environmental Behavior
  • Climate justice discourse in German quality newspapers along the political spectrum
  • Close to Home: Domestication in News Coverage of the Taliban’s Takeover of Afghanistan (2021) in German, British and U.S. Media
  • Collective memory as a legitimisation tool: Russian propaganda in the war with Ukraine
  • Combatants, civilians, activists or journalists? The role-orientation of citizen OSINT investigators in participative warfare in Ukraine
  • Communicating for Trust. The effect of aspects of the European Commission’s communication on citizen trust
  • Communicating organisational values: the new perspective on urban-friendly communication strategies for translating the organisational purpose
  • Conflict Photojournalism in Spain
  • Constant buzz – But who is credible on TikTok?
  • Constructing Climate and Agriculture: Media Frames in Vietnamese Broadcast and Online News
  • Constructive journalism versus Conflict and New Cold War frames: a comparative content analysis of Russian and Western media coverage of the Ukraine crisis
  • Contesting national identity, the case of the Cuban opposition in Facebook. A quantitative content analysis
  • Contextualizing Conflict: A Peace Journalism Perspective on Media Coverage of the War on Gaza
  • Contextualizing journalism in Guatemala: An exploration of journalistic roles and influences in the context of a country affected by colonialism
  • Coping Through Connection: Indian Women Journalists Navigating the Digital Minefield
  • Corporate Influence in Media: Analyzing the Transformation of a Major Indian News Channel (NDTV) After Its Acquisition By Adani Group
  • Coverage of Asean
  • Coverage of Aurat march and feminism in Pakistani local (Urdu) print media
  • Covid-19 in Brazil: a media coverage analysis through the lens of traditional and alternative media
  • Creating Sound in Silence: The Relationship Between Journalistic Podcasters and the Alternative Public Sphere in an Authoritarian Regime 
  • Crisis-Responsive Imagined Communities: The Evolution of Nationalist Discourse Construction in China
  • Critical discourse analysis of #metoo press coverage in Quebec
  • Curbing Gender Bias in Journalistic Work. The Role of Awareness
  • Cutting into the CAP: A Media Content Analysis of the Common Agricultural Policy in European Broadsheet Newspapers
  • Dancers Born from the Street: On the connection between street dance, social media and the economy
  • DANCING THE TANGO IN AN ERA OF MISTRUST. A case of satirical news and disengaged citizens
  • Danish journalists in Central and Eastern Europe: Work, motivation and role perception
  • Data Visualizations: Investigating their Effects on the Perception of Solutions Journalism
  • Deconstructing the boundaries between physical and virtual fashion industries
  • Deconstructing the boundaries between physical and virtual fashion industries
  • Deliberative Media Coverage of Immigration: In Search of Rationality and Inclusion in Danish Mainstream and Niche Media
  • Democratic news recommenders: The effects of exposure to diverse news recommendations on political attitudes and perceptions of public opinion.
  • Determining Threats to Journalism amidst Mediatization in Pakistan
  • "Diaspora economics, repatriation and the Case of India: An exploratory analysis 
  • Migration- a one way street for young Indians?"
  • Digital Diplomacy towards 2030: Examining the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) regional use of Instagram
  • Digital Nationalism on Weibo on the 70th Chinese National Day
  • Disinterested white knights: On the sale of U.S. newspapers to private individuals and how a change in ownership affects political coverage and interpretive journalism
  • Disseminator or Advocate? Colombian Journalists' Role in Promoting Peace
  • Divided Mediascape: The Impact of Media Polarization on Journalism in India
  • Do Americans Prefer Style Over Substance In Politics? A Selective Exposure Experiment To Personalized News
  • Do Civil Society Organisations contribute to more public awareness and discussion of EU politics?
  • Do Frames Matter? Studying The Effects of Frames and Visuals on Audience Engagement and Attitudes in Climate Change News Stories in Pakistan.
  • Documentaries in the Democratization Process: a case study of the Filmmakers against Racism (FAR) initiative in South Africa
  • Does a source equality campaign change the representation of women? An assessment of four levels of source inequality
  • Does gender play a role in peace journalism practices? An analysis of the Armenian and Azerbaijani coverage of the 44 days Karabakh war 
  • Does Identity Matter? Ethnicity, Religion and Effects of Negative Campaigning on the Perception of Candidates
  • Does Messaging Matter? Examining the Role of Framing by Meteorologists in Shaping Efficacy of Climate Change Mitigation
  • Does Solutions Journalism Live Up to Its Promise? Quantitative Content Analysis of Solutions-Oriented Reporting on Climate Change
  • Does Solutions Journalism Live Up to Its Promise? Quantitative Content Analysis of Solutions-Oriented Reporting on Climate Change  
  • Does the Beat of a Female Journalist Affect the Online Harassment They Receive? A Quantitative Content Analysis of Twitter Comments
  • Domesticating the far-right: A comparative study on the coverage of Jair Bolsonaro’s election in Argentinian, Chilean, Portuguese and Spanish right-leaning newspapers
  • Donald Trump in Hong Kong media’s news
  • Drawing Disasters: Visual Strategies in Comics Journalism
  • Dutch coverage of the conflict in Yemen
  • Dutch journalists’ experience on the frontline
  • Duterte’s Money Trail
  • Echoes of a War: Egypt’s Al Ahram's Five-Decade Coverage of the 1973 Egyptian-Israeli War
  • Echoes of history: Reflection of the socialist past regarding the 2023 presidential elections in selected Czech media
  • Echoing political ideologies? A Critical Discourse Analysis of the 'Os Pingos nos Is' Coverage during the 2022 Brazilian Elections
  • Effects of Solutions Journalism About Climate Change on the Motivation to Act: Testing a Moderated Mediation Model of the Role of Hope, Climate Anxiety and Concern Level
  • Empowering Citizens of the AI Age. Competencies and Strategies for Evergreen Media and AI Literacy Education in European K-12 Schools
  • Entrepreneurship in Amsterdam’s sex industry (TV)
  • Environmental reporting in Mexico: The case of the New International Airport in Mexico City
  • Estranged Journalism: Labor Alienation and Its Effects on American Journalists
  • Examining political transition and economic narratives of Bangladeshi Financial Media: A content analysis of financial media before and after the political upheaval of 2024
  • Exiled Kurdish Female Journalists: Struggles and Challenges
  • Exiled Rwandan journalists in Burundi
  • Exploring journalists' perception of empowerment tools in mitigating press freedom infringement during elections; A case study of Zambia’s 2021 Election Campaigns  
  • Exploring Social Media Strategies Used in Digital Diaspora: A Case Study of French NGO AJCF (l’Association des Jeunes Chinois de France [the Association of Chinese Youth in France])
  • Exploring South African Climate Journalism through Reconstruction Interviews
  • Exploring Taiwanese Working Holiday Makers' Motivations Travelling to Europe'
  • Exploring the boundary between activism and journalism: A qualitative study on the information production of journalists and NGO professionals regarding the topic of refugees and migration in Germany.
  • Exploring the forgotten: Local people’s reflection on their feeling of representation and its connection to the disappearance of local media in Czech Republic
  • Exploring the Integration of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) in Conflict Journalism: A Case Study of the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
  • Exploring the Uses and Gratifications of Political Podcast Listening Among Chinese Podcast Listeners
  • Fact-checking of news on social media and its effect on perceived accuracy and news engagement in the context of media literacy
  • Fair trade coffee in Finland
  • Faith in Faces? Political Trust and Backlash Effects of Personalization in Times of Crisis
  • FAKEBOOK: How Users Perceive Fake News and Misinformation on Facebook
  • Fear on French TV News or the Use of Emotion in a Media Landscape in Crisis. An automated content analysis of evening news broadcast
  • Fear, Hope and Automation: How Discrete Emotions Mediate Attitudes Towards Automated Journalism
  • Feeling Corona from near and far: A study on the media use of the Chinese living in Germany and its effects in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic (2020)
  • Female Founders and Techies Struggle to Find Their Place in India’s Fast-Growing Economy
  • Female Rage in the Digital Age
  • Female war correspondents and access in conflict zones
  • Femicide coverage in Ecuador - A gender perspective? A qualitative content analysis of online news media
  • Fighting compassion fatigue and despair with hope: The effects of constructive narrative in crisis reporting
  • Fighting compassion fatigue and despair with hope: The effects of constructive narrative in crisis reporting
  • Fixers in Journalism: A qualitative study on role perceptions and working conditions
  • Floods, Faults, and Facebook  A Qualitative Content Analysis of Responsibility Attribution in the Aftermath of Floods in Pakistan
  • Focus on the Features: How Social Audio Users Value & Choose Platforms
  • Follow the money to the rainforest: the stories and the challenges of the Amazon Fund
  • Following the Paper Trail of Gender: Quantitative Content Analysis of Gendered Differences in Investigative Journalism
  • Fortunate attraction or fatal distraction? The influence of visual aesthetics in deforestation news reporting on political attitudes, behavior and memory
  • Fourth Estate in the Dark: Examining the Tactics Employed by Journalists during Internet Shutdown 
  • Frame analysis for the reports about Double Eleven online shopping festival during Covid period
  • Frame analysis for the reports about Double Eleven online shopping festival during Covid period
  • Framing abortion in PiS-ruled Poland: A content analysis of web portals of different political orientation between 2016 and 2020
  • Framing abortion in PiS-ruled Poland: A content analysis of web portals of different political orientation between 2016 and 2020
  • Framing disaster in a foreign country? Analysis of earthquake coverage of Nepal in The New York Times and The Guardian
  • Framing EU enlargement in a competitive environment: The case of Albania’s accession
  • Framing Hong Kong: How the American, British and Australian Media Covered the 2019 Anti-Extradition Protests
  • Framing Human Rights and Soft Power: A Comparative Study of International Media Coverage of FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022
  • Framing immigration? The effects of news framing on attitudes toward Muslim immigrants in Denmark
  • Framing indignation: from protest to political party
  • FRAMING INSIDE TERROR AND JUSTICE: The NSU-Trial in German Print Media
  • Framing Resistance: Billionaire Ownership and Editorial Independence at The Washington Post
  • Framing responsibility of corruption scandals: do different frames lead to different levels of trust?
  • Framing the Anti-ELAB protests: The Impact of the Hong Kong National Security Law on South China Morning Post and Ming Pao
  • Framing the U.S.-China trade war: A comparison of English-language media outlets in Taiwan and Japan
  • Framing the U.S.-China trade war: A comparison of English-language media outlets in Taiwan and Japan
  • Framing Vision 2030: Comparative Framing Analysis of State Vs. International Media Coverage of Saudi Arabia's Economic Reforms
  • From Insurgents to Statesmen: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Media Framing of Hay'at Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS) by CNN, BBC, and Al Jazeera
  • From Rosa María Sardà to Henar Álvarez: What Changed for Women on Spanish Prime-Time Television? A Comparative Analysis of Gender Representation in RTVE Entertainment Programs from the 1980s and Today
  • From Scandal to Serious:
  • From Shelter to Speculation: The Role of Corporate Landlords in the Housing Crisis
  • From Shelter to Speculation: The Role of Corporate Landlords in the Housing Crisis
  • From streets to tweets: mapping former Pakistani Prime Minister Khan’s communicative strategies on Twitter
  • From Witnessing Democratic Backsliding to Being a Journalist in Exile: Navigating Journalistic Authority and Professional Safety As a Journalist From an Authoritarian Context
  • Fulfilled or false promises: A comparative study between World Cup coverage of men’s and women’s football in The Netherlands and Spain
  • Funding for Ballet in England: How we can learn from US ballet companies' funding model and the cost of becoming a ballerina
  • Gender Differences in News Reporting: Analyzing “Hard and Soft News Stories” and the Use of Female Sources by Journalists
  • Gender Differences in Reporting: How Does the Gender of Journalists Influence Their News Coverage in Chinese Commercial Media?
  • Generation Future - Media dreams and the barriers to their realization
  • German correspondents in Africa: Exploring the impact of globalization and digitalization on journalistic reporting
  • Ghana’s Banking Crisis
  • Global Fact-checking, Local Practices: Comparing Journalistic Professionalism and Claim Characteristics of Fact-checks between China and Europe
  • God above everyone: An analysis of the religious rhetoric used by presidential candidates during the 2018 Brazilian campaign on Facebook
  • GOOD OR BAD? News Frames and Its Effect on Cognitive Evaluation of the International Criminal Court in Kenya
  • Government Communication in Times of Crisis. An Analysis of Egyptian Government Actors’ Responses to Terrorism and Protests (2011-2019)
  • GRAB THEM BY THE POLICIES: A Comparative Analysis of the 45th US Presidential Election Coverage in the Late Night Television Comedy
  • Greenwashing Strategies: Standalone influence on sustainability and profitability
  • Hoe does news consumption on social media contribute to affective polarization? An experimental study on the mechanism of partisan sorting and curation
  • Horticultural Policies and the Export of Kenyan Avocados to the European Union
  • How Algorithms Win Over Chinese Audience? Examining Users’ Motivations, Perceived Merits, and Usage of Chinese Personalized News Applications based on Algorithms
  • How can press releases from NGOs affect the news agenda? Greenpeace and WWF’s Agenda-Building strategy
  • How do Pakistani Political Actors Identify Scapegoats Using Blame Avoidance in a Setting Where Economic Threats Abound? A Quantitative Analysis of Political News Reporting In Pakistan
  • How does China view “the West”?: A Content Analysis of Foreign News Coverage of CCTV’s Xinwen Lianbo
  • How Environmental Journalists in India Experience and Cope with Occupational Stress
  • How FinTechs are challenging traditional banking: The case of Revolut and Banco Santander
  • How gendered discrimination limits women’s professional practice in conflict reporting in Latin America
  • "How India’s Women Entrepreneurs Can Drive Growth:
  • Only If the System Lets Them    One in Five: Why Indian Women Still Don’t Own the Businesses They Power "
  • How international trade can shape diplomacy policies in Brazil's new government
  • How Kenyans on Twitter Use Memes and Images as a Form of Political Protest
  • How Media Is Captured: A Study of Ownership Transitions and Editorial Influence at India’s NDTV
  • How Moldova lost $1bn
  • How the Business Press Frame Extreme Weather Events and Climate Change in The Global South: A case study of Brazil
  • How to attract a Great Power. Identification of soft power elements of participating countries in the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 in the coverage of the New York Times
  • I Was There, And I Disagree: How User Comments Challenge Foreign News with Firsthand Accounts
  • If Wine Follows Climate, Where Is It Headed Next?  Climate Change and the Wine Industry
  • Images from a changing climate: How media outlets across the world visually cover the climate crisis
  • Immigration Crisis? Framing/Discourse and the use of “crisis” of Dutch media 
  • In Search of Buddhist Journalism: Influence of Buddhism on Bhutanese Journalists’ Conceptions of their Roles and Values
  • In Search of the Holy Grail of Journalism: Tracking Journalistic Role Performance in Presidential News Coverage
  • Incivility online: The hate that is left behind on Facebook
  • Independent Latino journalists and community building: Fighting hate speech and disinformation across borders
  • Indian News Media, Politics and Religion. The Inside story: How does politics and religion influence the reporting styles of journalists in Indian news media?
  • Inspiration or Distraction? Assessing the Role of Positive Exemplars in Climate Change News Coverage
  • Instagram's Influencer Industry: Authenticity crisis, misinformation and the role of technologh
  • Insuring the Uninsurable: Climate change and the insurance industry
  • Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Journalism Education: Educators as Interpreters and Facilitators of Technological Innovation
  • Interconnection between News Coverage and the Price of Bitcoin in 2017-2019
  • Intruders in the Land of Hospitality. The dichotomy between victim vs threat in Greek news frames, the mediating role of emotions and the effects on attitudes towards refugees in Greece.
  • Investigative reporting is not dead. Researching a cliché in Italian journalism
  • Is Algeria Africa's next startup hub? The good, the bad, and the opportunities
  • IS ALGERIA AFRICA’S NEXT STARTUP HUB? The good, the bad, and the opportunities
  • Is Robot journalism the future of the news? A study of the role conceptions of journalists and the implementation of automated journalism into the newsrooms
  • Is this art or news? A content analysis of visual arts coverage in the German feuilleton
  • Journalism as a Game of Chess: The Role Perceptions and Strategic Adaptations of Iranian Journalists in a Politically Volatile Context
  • Journalism Deepening Democratization: A study about the role of traditional and alternative media outlets in Portugal
  • Journalism in a Nationalistic Age. The role of journalism in covering the series of conflicts between India and Pakistan in 2019
  • Journalism under attack? The Effect of Online Harassment on Female Journalists Reporting Practices
  • Journalistic Perspectives on Nordic Identity in Estonia
  • Journalistic Roles and Immigration: a qualitative analysis of Brazilian journalists working in London
  • Journalistic roles, far-right, populism, media distrust, Brazil, Bolsonaro, politicians and journalists, polarisation
  • Just smile and nod, ladies: Unraveling the narratives of Filipina journalists - A study on the impact and coping mechanisms in the face of unwanted attention and harassment from authoritative sources during field assignments
  • Laughing in the Face of Authority. Perceptions of Contemporary Brazilian Political Satire
  • Laughing without Democracy: An Analysis of Political Satire Shows in the Arab Middle Eastern Public Sphere
  • Lights out! Attributions in a time of darkness: A quantitative content analysis of causal and responsibility attributions in the context of load shedding in Zambia
  • Local and foreign conflict coverage in Kenya: The Role of Peace Journalism in the 2017 elections and the 2019 Dusit attack
  • Local matters: How the New York Times' "push to global" changed its coverage of Brazil
  • Local women in the Gulf: Bahraini and Saudi women contribution to the private sector
  • LOST IN TRANSLATION. The mainstream media coverage of 2019 feminism in Italy
  • Madam(ned) President: Gender inequality in media coverage of US presidential candidates
  • Mainstreaming #BLM: How Social Media Networks Decentralize Framing Processes and Enable the Amplification of Radical Ideas
  • Making more space at the table: how The New Yorker portrays family dynamics in its audiovisual content
  • Marielle, presente! How the coverage of the murder of a black, lesbian and peripheral councilwoman helped to construct a sense of community among Brazilian women
  • Marketing “That Girl” and the commodification of perfect womanhood on TikTok
  • Maternity capital as a response to the demographic crisis in Russia
  • Media coverage comparing Rwanda and Bosnia
  • Media coverage of drone warfare
  • Media Coverage of Imran Khan’s Ouster in Pakistani Newspapers: An Analysis of Dawn and The News
  • Media framing and moral sovereignty: The politics of queer erasure in authoritarian regimes
  • Media Framing Effects Puerto Rican Attitudes towards the Status of the Island within the United States
  • Media Framing In Brazil: News Values and Protest Paradigm in the Coverage of Five Demonstrations (2014-2016) against President Dilma Rousseff’s Government
  • Media Framing of Afghan Refugees: A Comparative Analysis of Pakistani and US News Outlets Post-2021.
  • Media Framing of Civic Issues in Post-Pandemic Mumbai: A Study of Urban Governance and Civic Journalism
  • Media imperialism and its possible influence on identity perception: The case of Lebanese youth
  • Media Representation and journalistic perception of the Refugee crisis in Greece
  • Media use and formation of identity in minority communities. The case of Carinthian Slovenians
  • Media’s role in inter-state conflict. How do local and international news media frame the Vietnam-China sovereignty dispute in 2014?
  • Mediated representation of domestic violence beyond Western lens: In the socio-political context of Mainland China
  • Meet the new generation of news users. An exploration of how digital natives negotiate and assess which news providers are ‘worth their while’ in today’s abundant news landscape
  • Memorializing Conflict: Funeral Photography as a Distinct Genre in Kashmir
  • Military Artificial Intelligence: A longitudinal framing analysis of major world publications using the Risk Society Theory
  • Millennials’ Financial Struggles
  • Mob lynching: Analysis of framing and sourcing patterns in news media coverage in India
  • Money to Arm: Will arming teachers prevent students from killing? (TV)
  • Moving into the News: Examining the News Selection Process of Climate Migration in European Media
  • "Mushrooms: Myth, Magic, or Medicine?
  • Understanding the UK's psychedelic renaissance through an economic and socio-cultural lens"
  • Navigating Narratives: Framing the Sino-Norwegian Relationship in Norwegian News Media since 2016
  • Navigating Press Freedom in India: Exploration of Journalistic Strategies Adapted to Navigate Legal Press Restrictions in India
  • New Frame – Drawing the Line between Conflict and Disagreement
  • News Framing of Mexican Journalists Murdered in 2022
  • Not Just Informing, But Also Performing: How The New York Times and The Guardian Are Using Metajournalistic Discourse in Their Daily News Podcasts
  • Nothing to celebrate: Comparative framing analysis on the commemoration of “the discovery of America” in Spain, Argentina, and the United States
  • One Nation, Two Worlds? Media Coverage of East Germans in the 2025 German Federal Election
  • One year with the Foreign Espionage Act: Implications to media freedom in Sweden
  • Online harassment among male and female journalists in Nepal and its impact on their work
  • OSINT reporting and the journalist’s perceptions of this new form
  • Out of Eden, Ethiopia Adapts: The Future of Farming in the Horn of Africa
  • Out of the picture. A visual framing analysis of farmers protests in Indian mainstream media
  • Pads, Education and Posts:  How Chinese Grassroots Volunteers Use Social Media to Combat Period Poverty
  • Panoramic View of Feminism: A comparative study of Digital content creators and TV journalists
  • Partisan news, polarized audiences? A quantitative content analysis of digital news and user comments in India
  • Personalizing the Covid-19 pandemic:  Defining and analyzing personalized science in U.S. pandemic news coverage
  • Picturing the Leader. Self-Presentation Strategies and Right-Wing Populist Communication on Instagram
  • Please, write #KyivnotKiev". The #Correct UA campaign and ist articulation of the nation-building in Ukraine
  • Political attitudes toward the feasibility of deliberative democracy for citizen engagement in EU affairs
  • Political Avenues of Hip hop Music: Qualitative content analysis of song lyrics in Sudan, Tunisia, and Lebanon between 2015 and 2021
  • Pop-Culture Tourism in East Europe: East European cities are Netflixing their way to economic growth'
  • Popularity beats facts: influencers framing of El Salvador’s “rebirth” in the era of Nayib Bukele
  • Populism and the media: A case study of Ukrainian presidential elections 2019
  • Populism in 15 Seconds – TikTok and Political Campaigning in Germany’s 2025 Federal Election
  • Populist Communication in Georgian TV
  • Populist Communication: Ideology or style? or Both? A quantitative analysis of Indian Prime Minister’s electoral speeches
  • Portrayal of the AfD in German opinion pieces: The influence of political leanings and journalistic role perceptions
  • Portrayal of Women in Right-Wing Populist Communication
  • Post-colonial discourse in Spanish-speaking media: Framing of October 12th in Spanish and Mexican newspapers
  • Power Deficit in a Cosmopolitan Newsroom - Togolese Journalists in the Transnational Journalistic Field
  • Powerful Politicians – Powerful Pictures? The Visualization of Political Power across Time and Media Systems
  • Powerless victims, protective mothers, persistent activists: a qualitative framing analysis of women in British climate journalism
  • Press Freedom and Pushbacks: Exploring Challenges in Documenting Human Rights Abuses Against People on the Move in Greece
  • Prevailing dominant voices. How print media (mis)represent victims and perpetrators in the post-conflict in Colombia
  • Protection or Surveillance? A Content Analysis of the Coverage of THAAD System in American, South Korean and Chinese Newspaper
  • Public Connection and Media Repertoire of Young Egyptians
  • Reaching women through social media news - a case study of Deutsche Welle
  • Reality Disrupted: Analysing the Kremlin Disinformation efforts in the coverage of the Kerch Strait incident in Ukrainian news media
  • Reconstructing Reality: How Emotions And Biases Enable Framing Effects And Shape Attitudes Towards (In)Congruent Exposure
  • Redefining democracy: How the media covered protests emerging in Slovakia in 2018
  • Reimagining Digital News: News Values, Algorithms and Audience Engagement
  • Reinventing the blurry oval: Practitioner perceptions of deepfakes as a tool for anonymisation in documentary film and video journalism
  • Reject or include? : A comparative content analysis of media populism in the United Kingdom and Ecuador
  • Remembering in the age of new media: An analysis of Marcos and martial law mediated memories in the Philippines
  • Reporting from Africa: Perceptions and Practices of Local and Western Foreign Correspondents based in Uganda
  • Reporting in a ruptured democracy: The journalistic experience under India’s authoritarian populist regime
  • Reporting Myanmar-Rohingya Conflict: War or Peace Journalism?
  • Reporting on Populism: Dutch Political Journalists' Role Conceptions and the Challenge of Reporting on the PVV During the 2023 Elections
  • Reporting Sino-American relations in the Trump Era. A quantitative analysis of Mainland Chinese and Taiwanese media coverage
  • Reporting Trouble in the ‘Brussels Bubble’: An Analysis Of Journalists’ Practices in Digital Pan-European Media Using Qualitative Interviews
  • Representing a Leaderless Protest: Influence of Protesters’ Mediatization on International Media Coverage
  • Revisiting the online privacy paradigm. Towards a nuanced understanding of social media users’ attitudes to information privacy and corporate uses of personal data
  • Rising Sea Levels and Climate Change Policy in the Philippines'
  • Robots in the newsroom? A study of news readers' credibility and selection evaluations of automated journalism
  • Role perceptions of Hungarian journalists
  • "Russia’s Ozempic Crisis: Sanctions, Substitutes, 
  • and State Strategy"
  • Russian newspaper coverage of the conflict in Ukraine
  • Russian Survival Tutorial in Exile: How media business resists censorship
  • Say cheese! Uncovering food journalists' perceptions about their influences and the publications they work for
  • Scandal Framing Cycles: A Longitudinal Study of Episodic and Thematic Framing in Irish Print Media between 2014 and 2024.
  • Scandals in news coverage: A comparative framing analysis of Chinese food and drug safety issues
  • Scrolling Through Strategic Narratives: A Content Analysis of the American, Japanese, and Swedish Embassies’ Digital Public Diplomacy on Facebook During the 2020-2021 Thai Protests
  • Searching for an Emerging Populist Communication Style: A Canadian Case Study
  • Searching for an Emerging Populist Communication Style: A Canadian Case Study
  • Sentiment, Hashtags and Engagement: A Computational Analysis of the 2024 Bangladesh Uprising on X
  • Shadow Banking and Its Role in the Modern Economy: From root cause of economic crisis to financial fix via institutional reframing
  • Shaping young minds or not? Effect of political influencers on political opinions of young college going adults in India
  • Sliding Narratives: the EU’s Strategic Communications and Public Diplomacy in International Politics
  • Social Drama, Youth and Politics in the late 1980s: Cinema in the Soviet Union and the German Democratic Republic
  • Social media activism: an analysis of how climate activists use Instagram and encourage green behaviour of their followers
  • Social media as a tool, Populism as a method: An examination of Donald Trump and Jair Bolsonaro’s media attacks on Twitter
  • Social Media Use in Networked Authoritarianism amid COVID-19: Political Support and Nationalist Sentiment in the aggravation of exposure to coronavirus propaganda
  • Social Structures in the News: Explaining American and Chinese Framing of Xinjiang
  • Solutions Journalism and Climate Justice Framing: A winning formula for boosting climate mitigation action?
  • "Some Refugees Welcome? Media Representation of Syrian and Ukrainian Refugees
  • in Leading German Newspapers"
  • Sources and framing: a comparison of media coverage of climate change across the world
  • Spanish journalists want to depolarize political debate. But can they?
  • Spoken Of, but Rarely Spoken To: How do Asylum Seekers and Refugees Perceive News Framing about Refuge-Seeking People?
  • Start Them Young: The Influence of Education and Digital Transformation on Student Publications' Practices and Reportage in the Philippines
  • Strategic Narratives in the Russian Media Coverage of the Civil Unrest in Ukraine in 2014. Qualitative Content Analysis of the Russian TV News.
  • Striving for Monitorial but Compelled to Accommodate: Role Orientations of Social Media Journalists
  • Systemic racism, terruqueo and the protest paradigm: a case study of Cuarto Poder's coverage of the 2022/23 Peruvian protests
  • Tech Giants and European Football
  • Technology thief or Hegemonic Bully? A comparative analysis of US and Chinese coverage of Sino-US trade war
  • Televised Imperialism: Normalisation of Russian irredentism in Eastern Europe and the South Caucasus through the Kremlin-controlled Channel One news coverage, following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine
  • The ‘Jewish World Domination’ and the ‘Undercover Cultural Jihad’ in Germany’s Right Wing Populist Communication: Is history repeating itself?
  • The ‘special relationship’ as an explanation of US and UK newspapers’ discussions of the war in Syria
  • The (In)Evitable Reality of Wealth Inequality: Bridging the Wealth Gap Through Wealth Taxation   Is It Time for a UK Wealth Tax?
  • The analysis of media coverage of the Afghan Taliban takeover of Kabul in the Pakistani Urdu newspaper Jang
  • THE CASE OF DENK: Expanding the protest paradigm to new political parties
  • The climate change coverage in Russian media within the confines of COP26: a framing analysis of independent and state-owned media
  • The Collapse of Credit Suisse: An inductive framing analysis of  the Financial Times and Expansión
  • The construction of Afrikaner identity post-apartheid by Afrikaans online newspapers
  • The criminal is always the foreigner?! How minority signification changed in German crime reporting
  • THE CUBA WE ARE, THE CUBA WE DESIRE. Discursive construction of the Cuban nation by Cuban official and independent media during the 2018-2019 Constitutional Referendum process
  • The Deep End: How Different Visuals Affect Audience Engagement and Attitudes in Coral Bleaching News Stories
  • The discursive trap of journalistic roles: Journalistic role perceptions in the Nicaraguan democratization conflict
  • THE DISTANT SUFFERER: Measuring Spectatorship of Photo Journalism
  • The Duterte Effect: Audience perception on media credibility in the Philippines as expressed in the comments section of mainstream media's official Facebook pages
  • The Ecological Impacts of the Decline of Local Media: Climate Action, Perceptions of Climate Tractability, and Media Consumption in Scotland
  • The Effects of Cronavirus on China's Economy: Sufferings and opportunities
  • The Exodus Hosts: Framing Effects of the Venezuelan Refugee Crisis in Latin American Citizens
  • The foreign ones: role perceptions and performances in the international news beat in Denmark and Korea
  • The Framing of Euthanasia in British Online News Outlets
  • The Gendered Lens: A semiotic Analysis of Women in Protest
  • The image of India in German broadsheet and tabloid media
  • The Imagined Manchester United Community in India: The Dominance of the European Football Leagues
  • "The inequities and challenges of financing climate change adaptation in Least Developed 
  • Counting the costs of adaptation in Nepal"
  • "The Influence and Business Model  Of Printed CULTURE Magazines: 
  • The Relaunch  of i-D Magazine"
  • The Influence of Political Messages On The Vote In A European Union Referendum Campaign: An Experiment With Italian Youth
  • The international Broadcasting Media’s Lens on North Korea: A comparison of cross-national international media coverage of North Korea
  • The Journalist Is Naked: Influences on the Coverage of Art Criminalized During the Rise of Far Right
  • The Journalistic Expertise Deconstruction (JED) Model: A Decision-Centric Framework for Science Journalism in the Age of AI
  • The Last Gate: A Case Study of The BBC's Usage of Trigger Warnings on Instagram.
  • The More Interactive, the Better? The Effect of the Level of Modality Interactivity in Journalistic Data Visualizations on Users’ Learning
  • The Omission of Coercion: A Framing and Source Analysis of the Media Coverage of Religious Conversions in India
  • The Origin of the ESG Framework and the Challenges for ESG Adoption in Vietnam
  • The Other Side of the Wall: How Social Media Use and Transnational Mobility Impact the Political Engagement of Chinese Young People
  • The past, present, and future of local journalism in the United Kingdom
  • The Perennial State of Exile. A Qualitative Study on the Framing of Afghan Refugees in the Pakistani Media
  • The Performance of Power: Analyzing Lula's Third Term Inauguration
  • The practice of Facebook during the 2019 European elections. Which practices of social media campaigning did the political parties exercise in using Facebook during the 2019 European elections campaign?
  • The price of keeping asylum-seekers off europe’s lawn : The case of Morocco and Türkiye
  • THE PRICE OF KEEPING ASYLUM-SEEKERS OFF EUROPE’S LAWN.The case of Morocco and Türkiye
  • The propaganda devices of the Internet Research Agency: revisiting the theories of 20th century
  • The re-emergence of party press in Denmark: As credible as traditional media or a wolf in sheep’s clothing?
  • The reproduction of structural power through discourses of delegitimation. The portrayal of the climate crisis in Italian newspapers
  • The Republic of Shame – Deconstructing the Irish Media’s use of Shame in Coverage Around Sex Work.
  • The response of Dutch political journalists to the counter-narrative from right-wing populist parties PVV and FvD to the securitization of COVID-19
  • The rise of the outsiders: moral categories and emotional framing in the news media coverage of Nayib Bukele and Javier Milei during Gustavo Petro’s government in Colombia
  • The rise of the robo-journalists: What human journalists think of the creativity of their AI colleagues
  • The Role of Journalists in Shaping South Africa’s Post-Apartheid Media Sector
  • The Role of Nationalism in Climate Reporting in the Global South: A Case Study of India
  • The Role of Nationalism in Climate Reporting in the Global South. A Case Study of India.
  • The Taliban in a pedal boat: A visual framing analysis of Associated Press and Reuters news photographs of the fundamentalist regime after the end of the Afghanistan war
  • The Trust Exchange: Rethinking Local News Through Engaged Journalism
  • The use of statistics and their interpretation in news reporting in Kazakhstan
  • The Weight of Experience: The Impact of Past Challenges on the Evolution of Migrant Journalists’ Professional Identity
  • The Why of EU Lobbyism. Qualitative Exploration Into the Legitimacy of Brussels Based Interest Groups
  • Theorising Online Misogyny in the Age of Andrew Tate
  • Tik Tok news, user perception, audience research, social media journalism, Ambient Journalism, X Journalism, Journalism on Tik Tok
  • To #StopEACOP or Not? Framing Analysis of the Controversial East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) Project by Ugandan Media
  • To Go or Not to Go? News of Overtourism and Its Impact on Tourist Behavioural Intention
  • Too little too much: Cristina Kirchner’s use and abuse of speech broadcasts
  • Tourism in Spain
  • Tourism in the Philippines
  • Tourism in Ukraine as a way of boosting the economy in developing country
  • Towards an Indigenous, Critical Lens on Disinformation: The Perspectives, Strategies and Recommendations of Indigenous Journalists in Brazil on Disinformation Targeting their Peoples
  • Traditional Foreign Correspondence in Crisis? A Dutch Perspective
  • Traditional media framing of new media protest movements. The cases of #MetooIndia and Pinjra Tod
  • Transitional Journalism as a Practice in the Balkans: Media coverage analysis of the Kosovo-Serbia Conflict
  • Transnational Journalism as a Public Diplomacy Instrument: Comparative Analysis of the Nord Stream Explosion Media Coverage by Russia and the United States
  • Travel in the Time of Corona: An exploration of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the role perceptions of travel journalists
  • Travel Narratives of New Mexico: Commodifying Culture and the Perpetuation of Colonial Discourses
  • Turning Point: Mapping the use of AI in Kenyan Data Journalism from the 2024 Gen Z Protests and Beyond
  • Twitter and new journalistic professionalism: Building online personas for political journalists
  • Twitter, Journalistic Branding, Profile Analysis, Indian Journalist
  • U.S. Spanish and English-language media coverage on the deportation of Venezuelan immigrants: A framing analysis
  • Ukrainian Fintech company challenges the UK market
  • Unheard Voices: A Qualitative Study of Harassment among German-Speaking Freelance Journalists
  • Uniting Audiences - the Role of Television News Frames on European Solidarity
  • Unveiling the Power of Online Political Rumors in China: Exploring their Impact on Political Behavior and the Mediating Role of Emotions  
  • US-China rivalry: from the perspective of artificial intelligence arms race
  • VIETNAMESE DIASPORIC MEDIA'S COVERAGE OF TRINH XUAN THANH ISSUE
  • Vietnamese Diasporic Media's Coverage Of Trinh Xuan Thanh Issue
  • Virtual Hype Meets Reality: Users' perception of immersive journalism
  • Virtual Hype Meets Reality: Users' perception of immersive journalism
  • Visual Framing of the DR Congo
  • Voice of the community’: The work of favela
  • Walking The Fine Line: Understanding Self-Censorship Among Pakistani Journalists
  • Watchdog Journalism in Austria: Journalists' role perceptions in an increasingly restrictive political environment
  • WeChat in Silence? How WeChat surveillance and censorship experience impacts the digital communication behaviors of Filipino migrants in China
  • What is the Real Score? The Role Perceptions of Filipino Journalists in an Era of Misinformation
  • What, who and how? How German journalists used and normalized Twitter during the 2017 German Federal Election
  • What’s beautiful is believable? The influence of web design on the perceived credibility and believability of unfamiliar news-style websites
  • What's Really Brewing in Your Cuppa? The story of South Indian tea
  • When facts lie: The impact of misleading numbers in climate change news
  • WHEN IMAGES DO POLITICS: The Role of Agents in the Study of Iconic Photographs
  • When the subaltern speak: Twitter, news and media, and the rise of Pashtun Tahafuz Movement in Pakistan
  • When the Visuals Speak Louder Than Words: Effects of Environmental Visuals on Public Perceptions and Behavioral Change
  • Where Freedom Exists, Quality Exists? Assessing Journalistic Quality in Sudanese Exile and Local Online News Outlets
  • Where Is My Justice?: How exemplification in news media influences public attitudes towards policy support for male rape victims
  • "White gold? Lithium and the media role in the race for critical minerals
  • The lithium question: Can Argentina drive sustainable growth?"
  • Who Are Trusted Flaggers? Exploring Their Roles and Impact in EU Digital Governance. A qualitative study on the role perception of Trusted Flaggers in the European Union
  • Who Decides What’s News: News Frame Analysis of China’s Covid-19 coverage of the New York Times and the Washington Post
  • Who is responsible for climate change? A comparative analysis of climate change coverage between China and the United States
  • Who is Responsible for Climate Change? The Media Framing Effects on the Attribution of Responsibility
  • Who is responsible for verbal violence? A mixed-methods analysis of hate speech in Polish media discourse
  • Who Profits when Bolsonaro Wins?
  • Why Chileans comment and Germans do not: Exploring the driving forces of online news participation
  • Why Is London Losing Its Battle against Money Laundereing in Such a High Margin? An analysis
  • Why national regulation of crypto is failing — and what could be done about it
  • Why the lack of women in high performance computing is changing the world for the worse
  • With us or Against us – the change of nationalist tone in Kazakhstani media after the transition of Kazakh written language from Cyrillic to Latin alphabet
  • Women RedPilling Women: Relatability, Alternative Facts and Anti-Feminist Radicalization on YouTube
  • Words of War on Triangular Relations: A Critical Discourse Analysis of the Cross-Strait Relations in Official Statements of Taiwan, China and the U.S. during Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan in August 2022
  • Worth More Than a Plastic Bag - Motivating Germans to Sustainable Fashion Consumption
  • Youth in the media ecosystem: a tipping point in Brazil and The Netherlands