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Media effects theories deal with how framing and branding (of parties, individual politicians or issues) can affect public opinion and the opportunities of political or media actors to set the public agenda. This panel welcomes distinct empirical studies of distinct types of media effects on public opinion, with particular attention to the contingency of those effects.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Staying on message or on topic? An analysis of candidates’ issue emphasis in Belgian election debates, 1985-2019 | View Paper Details |
| Mediated populism: The US-image under Trump in German media | View Paper Details |
| Political Issue Cycles in Lithuanian News Media | View Paper Details |
| The two-way effects of parties‘ issue attention and media salience: The case of the immigration issue during the refugee crisis | View Paper Details |