The Effect of Associative Racial Cues in Elections by Berinsky, Adam, de Benedictis-Kessner, Justin, Goldberg, Megan E., Margolis, Michele F.

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What's at stake in political messaging? by Hewitt, Luke

“…First, ‘what works’ in persuasion is context/issue-dependent. Studies in political communication should therefore span multiple policy issues, in order to avoid a disconnected literature with contradictory conclusions drawn from idiosyncratic contexts. …”
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Three papers on congressional communication and representation by Loose, Krista (Krista M.)

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Symbols and Spatiality of Social Media: Re-constructing the Digital Public Realm by Chen, Feiyue

“…From an urban standpoint, this project will examine the digital public realm within the context of global urbanization, and by re-visiting and re-interpreting terms like “echo chambers” and “privacy crisis,” to understand why its current structure, one that rests upon the logic of economics, has turned the internet into an insatiable and formless network that is incapable of conditioning effective political communications. Overall, this project will take architecture and urbanism as the design and research methodology, political philosophy as the conceptual framework, and media studies as the state of field.…”
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From Trump Tower to the White House, in 140 characters : the hyper-mediated election of a paranoid populist president by Cowls, Josh (Joshua Nicholas)

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