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Tijdschrift voor Communicatiewetenschap - Volume 42, Issue 1, 2014
Volume 42, Issue 1, 2014
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More LessKurt de Swert is gastredacteur van deze editie van Tijdschrift voor Communicatiewetenschap
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Van volgzaam en respectvol naar dominant en sturend: de rol van de moderator in het Nederlandse verkiezingsdebat (1963-2010)
Authors: Annemarie Walter & Philip van PraagFrom compliant and respectful to dominant and directive: the role of the moderator in Dutch election debates (1963-2010) From compliant and respectful to dominant and directive: the role of the moderator in Dutch election debates (1963-2010) Since 1960 televised election debates have become a vital part of election campaigns. In these debates the moderator plays a crucial role, since he or she influences the questions Read More
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…Maar win je er stemmen mee? De impact van Twittergebruik door politici bij de Nederlandse Tweede Kamerverkiezingen van 12 september 2012
Authors: Kristof Jacobs & Niels Spierings…But does it win you votes? The impact of politicians’ Twitter usage during the Dutch parliamentary elections in 2012 …But does it win you votes? The impact of politicians’ Twitter usage during the Dutch parliamentary elections in 2012 One of the most relevant questions for campaigners and politicians is: what determines the number of votes a candidate gets? Recent studies have shown that usage of social media such as Twit Read More
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Het einde van het persbericht in zicht? Een analyse van persberichten en mediaberichtgeving in de verkiezingscampagne van 2012
Authors: Knut De Swert, Rens Vliegenthart & Stefanie de RuiterThe end of press releases? An analysis of press releases and media coverage in the Dutch 2012 electoral campaign The end of press releases? An analysis of press releases and media coverage in the Dutch 2012 electoral campaign In recent years, social media like Facebook and Twitter have dramatically increased possibilities for politicians to communicate directly with the public. Does that mean they do not use the classical Read More
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‘Second order elections’ in de media? Berichtgeving over de lokale verkiezingen van 2012 in België
Authors: Lynn Epping, Debby Vos & Julie de Smedt‘Second order elections’ in the media? An analysis of news reports about the local elections of 2012 in Belgium ‘Second order elections’ in the media? An analysis of news reports about the local elections of 2012 in Belgium This research focuses on the coverage of the local elections in Belgium by the public broadcaster. Departing from theory about ‘second order elections’ and ‘media logic’ it was expected that politicia Read More
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Het effect van lokale verkiezingscampagnes op politieke kennis. De case van de Antwerpse lokale verkiezingen
Authors: Jonas Lefevere & Christophe LesschaeveThe effect of local election campaigns on political knowledge. The case of the Antwerp local elections The effect of local election campaigns on political knowledge. The case of the Antwerp local elections Political knowledge is crucial for the functioning of democracy: only informed citizens can cast a substantiated vote. Therefore, it is especially important that citizens are informed during election campaigns. Indeed, electio Read More
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Boekbespreking
By Edith SmitBlockbusters: Hit-making, Risk-taking, and the Big Business of Entertainment. Anita Elberse (2013).New York: Henry Holt and Company.ISBN 978-0-8050-9433-6.
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Boekbespreking
More LessFamily Storytelling. Negotiating Identities, Teaching Lessons, and Making Meaning. Jody Koenig Kellas (ed.) (2013).London: Routledge. Taylor & Francis Group.ISBN13: 978-0-415-50772-1.
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Volume 53 (2025)
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Volume 52 (2024)
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Volume 51 (2023)
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Volume 50 (2022)
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Volume 49 (2021)
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Volume 48 (2020)
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Volume 47 (2019)
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Volume 46 (2018)
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Volume 45 (2017)
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Volume 44 (2016)
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Volume 43 (2015)
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Volume 42 (2014)
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Volume 41 (2013)
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Volume 40 (2012)
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Volume 39 (2011)
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Volume 38 (2010)
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Volume 37 (2009)
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Volume 36 (2008)
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Volume 35 (2007)
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Volume 34 (2006)
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