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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.
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.
Storch, Anne, ed. 2017. Consensus and Dissent. Negotiating Emotion in the Public Space. (Culture and language use 19). John Benjamins.
Candelas de la Ossa, Abigaëll. 2016. ‘Talk, listen, think’: Discourses of agency and unintentional violence in consent guidance for gay, bisexual and trans men. Discourse & Society 27 (4) : 365–382.
Hoinarescu, Liliana. 2016. Cooperative expressions of disagreement in Romanian culture. Language and Dialogue 6 (3) : 422–446.
Kappa, Katherine. 2016. Exploring solidarity and consensus in English as lingua franca interactions. Journal of Pragmatics 95 : 16–33.
Quirk, Sophie. 2016. Preaching to the converted? How political comedy matters. Humor 29 (2) : 243–260.
Chaemsaithong, Krisda. 2015. Communicating with silent addressees: Engagement features in legal opening statements. Language & Communication 43 : 35–46.
Finnegan, Eimear, Alan Garnham and Jane Oakhill. 2015. Social Consensus Feedback as a Strategy to Overcome Spontaneous Gender Stereotypes. Discourse Processes 52 (5,6) : 434–462.
Debras, Camille and Emilie L’Hôte. 2015. Framing, metaphor and dialogue. A multimodal approach to party conference speeches. Metaphor and the Social World 5 (2) : 177–204.
Ekberg, Stuart and Amanda Lecouteur. 2014. Making arrangements in talk-in-interaction. Text & Talk 34 (4) : 377–400.
Tulviste, Peeter, Tiia Tulviste and Kenn Konstabel. 2014. Stability and change in value consensus of ethnic Estonians and Russian-speaking minority. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 39 : 93–102.
Oshima, Sae. 2014. Balancing multiple roles through consensus: making revisions in haircutting sessions. Text & Talk 34 (6) : 713–736.
Ames, Kate. 2013. Two hosts and a caller: Analysing call sequences in a dual-host radio talkback setting. Discourse Studies 15 (3) : 263–277.
Jenks, Christopher Joseph. 2012. Doing Being Reprehensive: Some Interactional Features of English as a Lingua Franca in a Chat Room. Applied Linguistics 33 (4) : 386–405.
Wodak, Ruth, Winston Kwon and Ian Clarke. 2011. ‘Getting people on board’: Discursive leadership for consensus building in team meetings. Discourse & Society 22 (5) : 592–644.
Robinson, Laura C. 2010. Informed consent among analog people in a digital world. Language & Communication 30 (3) : 186–191.
Love, Alison and Vincent Munyaradzi Vezha. 2009. No way forward without consensus: Church leaders envision ‘The Zimbabwe we want’. Journal of Language and Politics 8 (3) : 433–455.
Lischinsky, Alon. 2008. Examples as persuasive argument in popular management literature. Discourse & Communication 2 (3) : 243–269.
Sikka, Tina. 2008. Pragmatics, poststructuralism, and hermeneutics: An examination of discursive-consensus formation and its ethical implications. Journal of Pragmatics 40 (2) : 227–243.
Vasta, Nicoletta. 2004. Consent and dissent in British and Italian parliamentary debates on the 1998 Gulf Crisis. In Bayley, Paul, ed. Cross-cultural perspectives on parliamentary discourse. John Benjamins. pp. 111–149.
Poitras, Jean, Robert E. Bowen and Sean Byrne. 2003. Bringing Horses to Water? Overcoming Bad Relationships in the Pre-Negotiating Stage of Consensus Building. Negotiation Journal 19 (3) : 251–263.
Wasson, Christina. 2000. Caution and consensus in American business meetings. Pragmatics 10 (4) : 457–481.
Ochs, Elinor and Sally Jacoby. 1997. Down to the wire: The cultural clock of physicists and the discourse of consensus. Language in Society 26 (4) : 479–505.
McHoul, Alexander W. 1994. Con/versation. In Parret, Herman, ed. Pretending to Communicate. (Foundations of communication and cognition). Walter de Gruyter. pp. 196–211.