Framing, Agenda-Setting and political communication

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Respondents have been assigned to papers in this session. Respondents
assigned to a paper are requested to provide feedback via the
discussion platform during the week of 11-15 July. If you are a
respondent please read the paper assigned to you and make an initial
comment on it early in the week of 11 July. See this article on feedback.

Respondent for paper 1413: Prof. Liao Weimin
Respondent for paper 756: Mr. Harrison LeJeune
Respondent for paper 293: Dr. Irina Dushakova
Respondent for paper 2498: Mr. Xiancheng Jiang
Respondent for paper 1938: Ms. Anastasia Cristea

Session Code:

MPS-9

Chair:

Ruchi

Tewari

MICA

1413

Framing Responsibility Attribution for QAnon in National Magazine Coverage

Session Code:

MPS-9

Harrison

LeJeune

Kent State University

756

How the media frame opinion polls: a case study in Russia

Session Code:

MPS-9

Irina

Dushakova

National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia

293

How Did Chinese Netizens Perceive China’s COVID-19 Vaccine Aid to Africa? A Large-scale Online Experiment Based on Framing theory

Session Code:

MPS-9

Xiancheng

Jiang

Renmin University of China

Zhirui

Chen

University of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

2498

Framing the anti-vax movement in Romania in 24-hours news coverage television sites

Session Code:

MPS-9

Anastasia

Cristea

University of Bucharest

1938

“Together for a Shared Future”: Synergistic Effect of Agenda-setting and Opinion-gathering by Chinese Social Media for Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games

Session Code:

MPS-9

Liao

Weimin

School of Humanities and Communication, Dongbei University of Finance and Economics