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Letter from the Editor: What does PolComm Stand for? Normative Dimensions of Political Communication Research & Theorizing

Author(s): Knüpfer, Curd.- 2024. 3p.

Making News That's Better for Democracy [working paper]

Author(s): Kalmoe, Nathan P..- 2024. 11p.

Theory and/as Normative Assumptions in Political Communication Research [working paper]

Author(s): Billard, Thomas J..- 2024. 9p.

Disinformation and Identity(-based Features) in Political Communication Research [working paper]

Author(s): Gehrke, Marília; Pasitselska, Olga.- 2024. 9p.

Global Perspectives in Political Communication: Insights from the 2024 ICA Political Communication Workshop in Delhi [working paper]

Author(s): Neyazi, Taberez Ahmed; Saeed, Saima; Mazumdar, Suruchi.- 2024. 5p.

What Does Political Communication Stand for from a Global South Perspective? [working paper]

Author(s): Guerrero, Manuel Alejandro; Kuri Carrasco, Giselle.- 2024. 11p.

It's Time to Articulate a Mission Grounded in Human Rights Principles [working paper]

Author(s): George, Cherian.- 2024. 6p.

P Stands for Politics, But What Does Politics Stand For? Locating "The Political" in Political Communication [working paper]

Author(s): Lane, Daniel S.; Coles, Stewart M..- 2024. 7p.

The Illiberal Challenge: (Re)Conceptualizing Political Communication in Times of Normative Instability [working paper]

Author(s): Štětka, Václav; Mihelj, Sabina.- 2024. 10p.