Discourses of Fake News

Introduction
• Discourses of fake news
  Scott Wright | pp. 641–652
Articles
• Delegitimizing the media? Analyzing politicians’ media criticism on social media
  Jana Laura Egelhofer, Loes Aaldering & Sophie Lecheler | pp. 653–675
• More than “Fake News”? The media as a malicious gatekeeper and a bully in the discourse of candidates in the 2020 U.S. presidential election
  Patrícia Rossini, Jennifer Stromer-Galley & Ania Korsunska | pp. 676–695
• Recursion theory and the ‘death tax’: Investigating a fake news discourse in the 2019 Australian election
  Andrea Carson, Andrew Gibbons & Justin B. Phillips | pp. 696–718
• Beyond ‘fake news’? A longitudinal analysis of how Australian politicians attack and criticise the media on Twitter
  Scott Wright | pp. 719–740
• ‘Fake news’ discourses: An exploration of Russian and Persian Tweets
  Ehsan Dehghan & Sofya Glazunova | pp. 741–760
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  Audience constructions of fake news in Australian media representations of asylum seekers: A critical discourse perspective
  Ashleigh L. Haw | pp. 761–782
• Poisoning the information well? The impact of fake news on news media credibility
  Edson C. Tandoc Jr., Andrew Duffy, S Mo Jones-Jang & Winnie Goh Wen Pin | pp. 783–802
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  Fighting an indestructible monster: Journalism’s legitimacy narratives during the Trump Era
  Juliane A. Lischka | pp. 803–823

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