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Browsing by Author Stanyer, James
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| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) | | 2010 | Comparative media analysis: why some fuzzy thinking might help. Applying fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis to the personalization of mediated political communication | Downey, John; Stanyer, James |
| 2016 | Culture, boundary, and identity: a comparison of practices between two online punk communities in China | Xiao, Jian; Stanyer, James |
| 2008 | Elected representatives, online self-presentation and the personal vote: party, personality and webstyles in the United States and United Kingdom | Stanyer, James |
| 2013 | Exposing politicians' peccadilloes in comparative context: explaining the frequency of political sex scandals in eight democracies using fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis | Downey, John; Stanyer, James |
| 2015 | General Election 2015: the media campaign [report 2 covering 30th March - 15th April] | Deacon, David; Downey, John; Stanyer, James; Wring, Dominic |
| 2015 | General Election 2015: the media campaign [report 3 covering 30th March- 22nd April] | Deacon, David; Downey, John; Stanyer, James; Wring, Dominic |
| 2015 | General Election 2015: the media campaign [report 4 covering 30th March- 29th April] | Deacon, David; Downey, John; Stanyer, James; Wring, Dominic |
| 2015 | General Election 2015: the media campaign [report 5 covering 30th March- 7th May] | Deacon, David; Downey, John; Stanyer, James; Wring, Dominic |
| 2016 | Hard Evidence: Analysis shows extent of press bias towards Brexit | Deacon, David; Wring, Dominic; Harmer, Emily; Downey, John; Stanyer, James |
| 2014 | Hunting corrupt officials online: the human flesh search engine and the search for justice in China | Gao, Li; Stanyer, James |
| 2019 | Journalistic culture, editorial mission, and news logic: Explaining the factors behind the use of populism in European media | Maurer, Peter; Hube, Nicolas; Stetka, Vaclav; Cremonesi, Cristina; Seddone, Antonella; Bergan, Signe R.; Stanyer, James; Tomov, Marian; Weiss, Naama; Engesser, Sven; Esser, Frank |
| 2015 | 'Mediatization and' or 'Mediatization of'? A response to Hepp et al. | Deacon, David; Stanyer, James |
| 2014 | Mediatization: key concept or conceptual bandwagon? | Deacon, David; Stanyer, James |
| 2017 | Political communication in a high-choice media environment: a challenge for democracy? | Van Aelst, Peter; Stromback, Jesper; Aalberg, Toril; Esser, Frank; de Vreese, Claes; Matthes, Jorg; Hopmann, David; Salgado, Susana; Hube, Nicolas; Stepinska, Agnieszka; Papathanassopoulos, Stylianos; Berganza, Rosa; Legnante, Guido; Reinemann, Carsten; Sheafer, Tamir; Stanyer, James |
| 2011 | Reader opinion in the digital age: tabloid and broadsheet newspaper websites and the exercise of political voice | Richardson, John E.; Stanyer, James |
| 2014 | Rural areas in the UK impartiality review: a content analysis for the BBC Trust | Stanyer, James; Deacon, David; Downey, John; Wring, Dominic |
| 2016 | Taking time seriously? Theorizing and researching change in communication and media studies | Mihelj, Sabina; Stanyer, James |
| 2018 | Theorizing media, communication and social change: Towards a processual approach | Mihelj, Sabina; Stanyer, James |
| 2016 | Thinking change in communication: from modernization to mediatization | Mihelj, Sabina; Stanyer, James |
| 2017 | Two parts policy, one part process: News media coverage of the 2017 election | Deacon, David; Downey, John; Smith, David [Social Sciences]; Stanyer, James; Wring, Dominic |
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