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Asian Journal of Communication Volume 17, 2007 - Issue 4: Internet vs. Traditional Media: Influences on Political Attitudes and Behaviors
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Politically Mobilizing vs. Demobilizing Media: A Mediation Model

Chingching ChangCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 362-380 | Published online: 24 Oct 2007

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Weiyu Zhang. (2012) The effects of political news use, political discussion and authoritarian orientation on political participation: evidences from Singapore and Taiwan. Asian Journal of Communication 22:5, pages 474-492.
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Ming-Hung Wang. (2021) Positioning and Categorizing Mass Media Using Reaction Emojis on Facebook. The Computer Journal 64:3, pages 451-461.
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WEN-CHUN CHANG. (2017) Media Use, Democratic Values, and Political Participation: Empirical Evidence from Taiwan. Japanese Journal of Political Science 18:3, pages 385-406.
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Airo Hino & Willy Jou. 2015. The International Encyclopedia of Political Communication. The International Encyclopedia of Political Communication 1 10 .
JESPER STRÖMBÄCK & ADAM SHEHATA. (2010) Media malaise or a virtuous circle? Exploring the causal relationships between news media exposure, political news attention and political interest. European Journal of Political Research 49:5, pages 575-597.
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