IJoC Publishes 33 Papers in JULY

International Journal of Communication

invites you to read 33 papers that published in JULY

The International Journal Communication is pleased to announce the publication of 33 papers in July 2019, including the Special Sections on “East Asia in Action” and “Extreme Speech and Global Digital Cultures.” To access the papers listed below, please Ctrl+Click on the titles for direct hyperlinking. We look forward to your feedback!
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ARTICLES

The Wisdom of the Crowd Versus the Wisdom in the Crowd: Testing the Effects of Aggregate User Representation, Valence, and Argument Strength on Attitude Formation in Online Reviews
Yue Dai, Brandon Van Der Heide, Adam J. Mason, Soo Yun Shin

The Sequential and Conditional Nature of 21st-Century Digital Skills
Ester van Laar, Alexander J.A.M. van Deursen, Jan A.G.M. van Dijk,
Jos de Haan

On the Concept of Medium: An Empirical Study
Andrea Miconi, Marcello Serra

Political Campaigning Games: Digital Campaigning With Computer Games in European National Elections
Michael Bossetta

The Political and Civic Potential of Popular Women’s Magazines: The Israeli Case
Einat Lachover

The Role of Structural Factors in Antibiotic Use Among European Union Citizens:
A Multilevel Analysis
Yvonnes Chen, Hong Tien Vu

Do I Look All Right (or All Left)? The Interactive Effect of Facial Appearance and Political Attitudes on Social Attraction
Nurit Tal-Or, Liat Paparp Bivas, Yael Sagron

Papi Jiang and Microcelebrity in China: A Multilevel Analysis
Angela Ke Li

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Out of the Tower and Into the Field: Fieldwork as Public Scholarship in the Face
of Social Injustice
Thomas J Billard

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