Public Debates on Immigration

Introduction
• Language aggression in public debates on immigration
  Andreas Musolff | pp. 175–177
Articles
• Thinking globally, acting locally: Analyzing the adaptation of mainstream supremacist concepts to a local socio-historical context (ELAM in Cyprus)
  Fabienne H. Baider | pp. 178–204
• Conditional support for territorial migrations in Serbian national discourse
  Jelena Petrovic | pp. 205–226
• In transit: Representations of migration on the Balkan route. Discourse analysis of Croatian and Serbian public broadcasters (RTS and HRT online)
  Tatjana Radanović Felberg & Ljiljana Šarić | pp. 227–250
• “We mustn’t fool ourselves”: ‘Orbánian’ discourse in the political battle over the refugee crisis and European identity
  Agnes Bolonyai & Kelsey Campolong | pp. 251–273
• “A great and beautiful wall”: Donald Trump’s populist discourse on immigration
  Massimiliano Demata | pp. 274–294
• Xenophobic Trumpeters: A corpus-assisted discourse study of Donald Trump's Facebook conversations
  Natalia Knoblock | pp. 295–322
• Donald Trump supporters and the denial of racism: An analysis of online discourse in a pro-Trump community
  Nicholas Close Subtirelu | pp. 323–346
Book review
• Ruth Wodak. 2015. The Politics of Fear: What Right-Wing Populist Discourses Mean
  Reviewed by Dimitra Dimitrakopoulou | pp. 347–349
Contributors
• Contributors to this issue
  pp. 350–351

Cited by one other publication

Kostopoulos, Christos

2024. Invaders vs Investors: The Importance of Class in the Framing of Migration in the Greek Press. In Class, Culture, and the Media in Greece, Volume 1, ► pp. 83 ff.

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