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McCombs, Maxwell E. and Gennadiy Chernov. 2019. Philosophical orientations and theoretical frameworks in media effects. Agenda setting, priming and their comparison with framing. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (1) : 63–81.
Meirick, Patrick C. and Jill A. Edy. 2019. Consensus without focus. Why news agenda setting expands the public agenda. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (2) : 171–185.
Weimann, Gabriel, Hans-Bernd Brosius and Mario Haim. 2019. Diffusion as a future perspective of agenda setting. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (2) : 129–144.
Vargo, Chris J. and Tobias Hopp. 2019. Attention to issues and facts. Assessing the role of need for orientation as a predictor of political news sharing on Facebook. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (2) : 186–207.
De Macedo Higgins Joyce, Vanessa and Zahra Khani. 2019. Consensus building on trust in government. Contrasting media and neighborhood effects in a case study of older Texans. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (2) : 108–128.
McCombs, Maxwell E. and Jennifer Kowalewski. 2019. Measuring public opinion formation. Assessing first- and second-level agenda setting through salience measures. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (1) : 43–62.
Minooie, Milad. 2019. Agendamelding. How audiences meld agendas in Iran. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (2) : 145–170.
Kiousis, Spiro, Sofiya Tarasevich, Liudmila Khalitova, Phillip Arceneaux and Barbara Myslik. 2019. Ethnic nationalism and gatekeeping in the European media. Linking agenda setting, agenda building, and agenda indexing. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (1).
Zakakis, Nikos, Emmanouil Noikokyris, Theodore Panagiotidis and Philemon Bantimaroudis. 2019. Long-term evidence of cultural agenda setting. The case of the Smithsonian Institution. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (1) : 3–22.
Lough, Kyser and Mohammed Shimaa. 2019. The pictures in our pages. Intermedia visual agenda setting between the Associated Press and US newspapers. The Agenda Setting Journal 3 (1) : 82–102.
Riley, Jeffrey K. and Holly S. Cowart. 2018. Agendamelding and out-group derogation. Examining how aggregated content can be used to prove in-group membership. The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (2) : 124–144.
De Maio, Mariana. 2018. Democratization or censorship? Argentina’s newspaper coverage of the media reform. The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (1) : 64–83.
Funk, Marcus. 2018. r/Agenda_rejection. Attribute agenda-setting resistance between horizontal Reddit pages and vertical news coverage. The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (2) : 145–167.
Mohr, Tiffany L. and Lauren D. Furey. 2018. Advancing agenda building. Exploring causal relationships. The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (1) : 84–102.
Kim, Jisu. 2018. One name can change many things. Influences of mentioning political candidates on network agenda-setting effects in the 2016 U.S. election. The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (1) : 41–63.
Lough, Kyser. 2018. Intermedia visual agenda setting. Comparing wire service top photo distribution to what makes the front page. The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (1) : 25–50.
Hedding, Kylah J. and Kevin Ripka. 2018. What’s political Twitter talking about? Setting the media agenda for the 2016 presidential debates among influential left, center, and right political media. The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (2) : 168–190.
Wiemer, Eric C. and Joshua M. Scacco. 2018. Disruptor-in-chief? The networked influence of President Trump in building and setting the agenda. The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (2) : 191–213.
Vargo, Chris J. 2018. Fifty years of agenda-setting research. New directions and challenges for the theory. The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (2) : 105–123.
Guo, Lei and Hong Tien Vu. 2018. Media vs. reality. Who sets the public agenda on health? The Agenda Setting Journal 2 (1) : 3–24.
Wright, Scott. 2018. The impact of ‘super-participants’ on everyday political talk. Journal of Language and Politics 17 (2) : 155–172.
Ariel, Yaron, Vered Elishar-Malka, Dana Weimann-Saks and Ruth Avidar. 2017. Online agenda-setting research. Challenges and dilemmas. The Agenda Setting Journal 1 (2) : 117–136.
Weimann, Gabriel and Hans-Bernd Brosius. 2017. Redirecting the agenda. Agenda-setting in the online Era. The Agenda Setting Journal 1 (1) : 63–101.
Diers-Lawson, Audra. 2017. A State of Emergency in Crisis Communication an Intercultural Crisis Communication Research Agenda. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 46 (1) : 1–54.
Saldana, Magdalena. 2017. Attribute agenda setting and information overload. Computer-assisted analysis for understanding compelling arguments. The Agenda Setting Journal 1 (1) : 23–44.