Popularizing Electoral Politics: Change in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Race by Benita Heiskanen, Albion M. Butters

Subjects: “…media…”
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Antroponymic contamination as political time marker (on a material of German language) by A. G. Golodov

Subjects: “…language of german mass media…”
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Trump’s Pre-Inauguration Rhetoric: A Neo-Colonial Blueprint Through Critical Theory by K M Vishnu Namboodiri, Agney GK

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Le populisme climatique de Donald J. Trump et le libre marché des idées by Jean-Daniel Collomb

“…Donald Trump’s climate populism is defined as a rejection of the authority of intellectual, media and scientific elites in the name of the ability of ordinary people to decide for themselves and in defense of their material well-being. …”
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Reclaiming the Narrative: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Donald Trump's 2024 Super Tuesday Campaign Speech by Tito Dimas Atmawijaya

“…By drawing on socio-cultural trends such as the rise of populism and media fragmentation, Trump effectively mobilizes his base while deepening ideological divides. …”

Narratives of an exodus by Elhadj Ould Brahim

“…Using a combination of discourse analysis from social media and ethnographic data gathered from migrants before they encountered hayṭ Trump, this study delves into the factors driving this unprecedented migration wave. …”
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Insights from the Moguls of Media Capitalism – A Review Essay by Thomas Klikauer

“…In printed media, not only do newspapers play a key role but also its editors and, perhaps even more so, the owners of these newspapers. …”
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THE PHENOMENON OF TRAMP AND THE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF SEPARATION OF POWERS by N. V. Molchakov, V. Y. Yakunin

“…In this case, unlike the historical precedents considered in this paper, D. Trump’s criticism goes beyond simple accusations on the pages of the mass media or in statements of the leading representatives of the American political establishment. …”
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Social Media Narratives as Political Fan Fiction in the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election by Pekka Kolehmainen

“…Looking at how social media operated as a network of varied public imaginations, the article explores the distinct temporalities around Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Donald Trump and explicates how different media logics influenced the ways that the past, the present, and the future were mobilized in narrative formations around each candidate.…”
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The Present and the Future of the Special Relationship: The Debate in the United States and the United Kingdom by A. O. Mamedova

“…Moreover, skepticism has been growing about the future of the Anglo-American Special Relationship (AASR) since the start of the Brexit talks after the 2016 EU membership referendum and the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States, given his determination to review the principles underpinning U.S. cooperation with its European allies. …”
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Exploring the Role of News Outlets in the Rise of a Conspiracy Theory: Hydroxychloroquine in the Early Days of COVID-19 by Robert Dickinson, Dominique Makowski, Harm van Marwijk, Elizabeth Ford

“…We searched Nexis for relevant media from 17–31 March 2020. A total of 128 media pieces were coded qualitatively and thematically analysed. …”
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No Better Than Soup? Comparing Null Experimental Effects of Political Facebook Ads Across Persuasive and Instrumental Measures of Effectiveness by Bridget Barrett, Shannon C. McGregor

“…But recent scholarship has noted that social media’s unique affordances encourage electoral campaigns to use them in specific ways, such as using Facebook’s ads for email list-building. …”
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Online Antagonism of the Alt-Right in the 2016 Election by Niko Heikkilä

“…The alt-right promoted controversy through provocative online actions that drew a considerable amount of media attention. This article focuses on the role of the “alt-right” in the 2016 election by examining its visual and rhetorical efforts to engage the political mainstream in relation to the campaigns of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. …”
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Fejk – „fabuła z zamiarem oszukania” by Łukasz Małecki

“…While misinformation and propaganda have existed since ancient times, their importance and influence nowadays – in the age of social media – is still not clear. Recent social and political events, such as the controversial Brexit referendum in the United Kingdom and the narrow win of Donald Trump in the U.S. presidential election of 2016, have led to a wave of interest in the phenomenon of “fake news” – described usually as a piece of fabricated information that disseminates deceptive content or distorts actual news reports, shared on social media. …”
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La controverse de Didier Raoult et de sa proposition thérapeutique contre la COVID-19 sur Twitter : analyse de réseaux et de discours by Nikos Smyrnaios, Panos Tsimboukis, Lucie Loubère

“…We show that the reaction peaks on Twitter were linked to important media events. Moreoever, many groups clustered around the accounts of political figures and media outlets that received numerous mentions. …”
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Exploring Youth Political Participation: K-Pop Fan Activism in Indonesia and Thailand by Amalia N. Andini, Ghaziah Nurika Akhni

“…Since the US fans participation in BLM campaign and ‘sabotaging’ of Trump’s Tulsa campaign rally, the K-pop fans community has made headlines on mainstream media as part of contemporary political discourse. …”
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The Business of Electing a President by Erik Hieta

“…Finally, it addresses the troubling and unprecedented mixing of Donald Trump’s presidency and his business and the broader ramifications of such a polarizing presidential election.…”
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Claudia Rankine’s Citizen: A Network-Text by Michael Hinds

“…Through its unlikely appearance at a Donald Trump rally in Illinois in 2015, the book went on to experience a viral media life, connecting to networks and interpretative communities far beyond its presumptive field. …”
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The geography of sentiment towards the Women's March of 2017. by Diane H Felmlee, Justine I Blanford, Stephen A Matthews, Alan M MacEachren

“…The marchers protested the election of President Donald Trump and rallied in support of several civil issues such as women's rights. …”
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Murray Rothbard's Populist Blueprint: Paleo-Libertarianism and the Ascent of the Political Right by David Bebnowski

“…With Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election in 2016, Rothbard's ideas seem to have become reality. …”
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