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Europawahlkampf 2019 : Zur Rolle der Medien
Reaching Out to the Europeans. Political Parties’ Facebook Strategies of Issue Ownership and the Second-Order Character of European Election Campaigns
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Jörg Haßler
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Melanie Magin
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Uta Russmann
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Paweł Baranowski
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Márton Bene
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Katharina Schlosser
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Anna-Katharina Wurst
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Vicente Fenoll
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Simon Kruschinski
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Peter Maurer
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Book chapters
pp. 1
Fünfzehn Jahre und drei Europawahlen später Die Wahlen zum Europäischen Parlament im Blick der kommunikationswissenschaftlichen Forschung
pp. 53
Social-Media-Kampagnen im Europawahlkampf – Eine empirische Auswertung der Facebook-Seiten deutscher Parteien während des Wahlkampfes 2019
pp. 87
Reaching Out to the Europeans. Political Parties’ Facebook Strategies of Issue Ownership and the Second-Order Character of European Election Campaigns
pp. 115
Die überschätzte Gefahr? Twitter-Bots im Europawahlkampf 2019
pp. 149
Kleine Parteien, unprofessionelle Kampagnen? Strukturen und Strategien der Plakatwerbung im Europawahlkampf 2019
pp. 175
The Dog that didn’t bark in the night: The Case of the UK 2019 European Election Campaign
pp. 181
Routine- oder „Schicksalswahl“? Die deutsche Presseberichterstattung über die Europawahl 2019 im Langzeitvergleich
pp. 213
Same same, but different – Ein Vergleich von regionaler und überregionaler Berichterstattung zur Europawahl 2019
pp. 245
Will the real populism (please) stand out? Eine interdisziplinäre Aufarbeitung populistischer Tendenzen in Brexit-Tweets im Kontext der Europawahl 2019
pp. 275
Junge Meinungsführer als Agenten für Europa? Die Multiplikator*innen-Kampagne Diesmal wähle ich als Online- und Offline-Strategie des Europäischen Parlaments
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