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The Spiral of Silence and Conflict Avoidance: Examining Antecedents of Opinion Expression Concerning the U.S. Military Buildup in the Pacific Island of Guam

Francis S. Dalisay School of Communication, Cleveland State UniversityCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 481-503 | Published online: 11 Sep 2012

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Francis Dalisay, Yoshito Kawabata, Wayne Buente, Pallav Pokhrel, Chantay Benitez & Thaddeus Herzog. (2022) Social media, peer norms, and betel nut susceptibility and use: Evidence from early adolescents in Guam. Frontiers in Communication 7.
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Eduard Fabregat & Farooq A. Kperogi. (2021) The ‘other’ in the bowels of the hegemon: US media portrayals of Guam during the United States–North Korea tension. International Journal of Media & Cultural Politics 17:2, pages 119-137.
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Arthur D. Santana. (2019) Toward quality discourse: Measuring the effect of user identity in commenting forums. Newspaper Research Journal 40:4, pages 467-486.
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Francis Dalisay, Matthew J. Kushin & Masahiro Yamamoto. 2019. Civic Engagement and Politics. Civic Engagement and Politics 1342 1361 .
Bowen Zheng, Hefu Liu & Robert M. Davison. (2018) Exploring the relationship between corporate reputation and the public’s crisis communication on social media. Public Relations Review 44:1, pages 56-64.
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Jörg Matthes, Johannes Knoll & Christian von Sikorski. (2017) The “Spiral of Silence” Revisited: A Meta-Analysis on the Relationship Between Perceptions of Opinion Support and Political Opinion Expression. Communication Research 45:1, pages 3-33.
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Francis Dalisay, Masahiro Yamamoto & Matthew J. Kushin. (2017) The demobilizing potential of interpersonal conflict in the Pacific. Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 27:1, pages 22-42.
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Francis Dalisay, Matthew J. Kushin & Masahiro Yamamoto. 2017. Politics, Protest, and Empowerment in Digital Spaces. Politics, Protest, and Empowerment in Digital Spaces 52 71 .
Pablo Porten-Cheé & Christiane Eilders. (2015) Spiral of silence online: How online communication affects opinion climate perception and opinion expression regarding the climate change debate. Studies in Communication Sciences 15:1, pages 143-150.
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