Information, Communication and Society

Digital media, political polarization and challenges to democracy
pp. 915-920(6)
Author: Beaufort, Maren

Parametrizing Brexit: mapping Twitter political space to parliamentary constituencies
pp. 921-939(19)
Authors: Bastos, Marco; Mercea, Dan

Facebook news and (de)polarization: reinforcing spirals in the 2016 US election
pp. 940-958(19)
Authors: Beam, Michael A.; Hutchens, Myiah J.; Hmielowski, Jay D.

Do not blame it on the algorithm: an empirical assessment of multiple recommender systems and their impact on content diversity
pp. 959-977(19)
Authors: Möller, Judith; Trilling, Damian; Helberger, Natali; van Es, Bram

Women politicians are more engaging: male versus female politicians’ ability to generate users’ engagement on social media during an election campaign
pp. 978-995(18)
Authors: Yarchi, Moran; Samuel-Azran, Tal

Commitment in the cloud? Social media participation in the sunflower movement
pp. 996-1013(18)
Authors: Hsiao, Yuan; Yang, Yunkang

Counter-surveillance and alternative new media in Turkey
pp. 1014-1029(16)
Authors: Ataman, Bora; Çoban, Barış