Vol. 2 No. 39 (2024): Estudos em Comunicação

Artigos

• Analysis of the slogans of the extreme right parties in the European Union: polarization, provocation, and gregariousness in the fourth wave

  Alicia Gil-Torres, Salvador Gómez-García, Cristina San José-de la Rosa

  3-27

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• Car Wash Operation HOW THE MARKETING CAMPAIGN CONTROLLED PUBLIC OPINION

  Fernanda Petrarca

  28-43

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• Anatomia de uma Catástrofe Mediática: Pedrogão Grande e a política da invisibilidade

  João Carlos Sousa

  44-59

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• Children's digital cultures occupy the school: the teachers' views

  Lidia Marôpo, João Torres, João Grácio, Susana Senos, Maria José Loureiro, Ana Kubrusly

  60-77

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• Digital lancers: Sarayaku in the global village

  Yolanda Martínez Suárez

  78-92

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• The age of digital política: Analysis of the Catalan Elections of 14th of February

  Javier Bustos Diaz, Lara Martin-Vicario, Ruben Nicolas-Sans, Marc Perelló-Sobrepere

  93-107

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• Estudo do Discurso de Ódio Online em Comunidades de Jogos: Perspetivas de Grupos de Foco com Jogadores Jovens

  Susana Costa, Ana Filipa Martins, Bruno Mendes da Silva, Alexandre Martins

  108-121

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• CEO communicators: bibliometric analysis on the role of chief executive officers in institutional communication of organizations in the last 30 years (1993-2022)

  Giancarlo Saavedra, Paul Capriotti

  122-152

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• Tailored Truths. Interests and Facts in Controversy During the Pandemic

  Pedro Costa, Daniel Noversa, Alice Balbé

  153-172

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• Zig Zag radio: the foundations of a public Internet radio for children in Portugal

  Sara Pereira, Marisa Mourão

  173-187

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