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Kantara, Argyro. 2019. Laughter and identity construction in political interviews. Journal of Language and Politics 18 (3) : 420–440.
Karas, Hilla. 2019. False equality in election advertisements. The use of multilingualism and subtitles. Journal of Language and Politics 18 (1) : 131–153.
Kersten, Holger. 2019. America’s faith in the laugh resistance – popular beliefs about political humor in the 2016 presidential elections. Humor 32 (2) : 299–316.
Sánchez Ruiz, Raquel. 2019. Analyzing and comparing de Blasio’s and Quinn’s speech in their democratic election programs for 2013 New York Mayoral Elections. Revista Española de Lingüística Aplicada 32 (1) : 304–328.
Schubert, Christoph. 2019. ‘OK, well, first of all, let me say …’: Discursive uses of response initiators in US presidential primary debates. Discourse Studies 21 (4) : 438–457.
Shukrun-Nagar, Pnina. 2019. Genre shifts in Israeli campaign advertisements: Strategies and rhetorical functions. Text & Talk 39 (2) : 261–288.
Kim, Hye Min and Young Min Baek. 2018. The power of political talk: how and when it mobilizes politically efficacious citizens’ campaign activity during elections. Asian Journal of Communication 28 (3) : 264–280.
Chaidas, Dimitrios. 2018. Legitimation strategies in the Greek paradigm: A comparative analysis of Syriza and New Democracy. Language & Communication 60 : 136–149.
Felicia, Oamen. 2018. Discursive strategies in Nigeria’s 2015 Facebook campaign discourse. Discourse & Society 29 (5) : 471–494.
Garcia, Angela Cora. 2018. Presidential campaign talk: Question-answering in ‘Neutral Informational Interviews’. Discourse & Society 29 (3) : 256–278.
Hoffmann, Christian R. 2018. Crooked Hillary and Dumb Trump. The strategic use and effect of negative evaluations in US election campaign tweets. Internet Pragmatics 1 (1) : 55–87.
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.
Ogan, Christine, Rosemary Pennington, Olesya Venger and Daniel Metz. 2018. Who drove the discourse? News coverage and policy framing of immigrants and refugees in the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Communications 43 (3) : 357–378.
Sullivan, Curtis, Robert Mejia and Kay Beckermann. 2018. White lies: a racial history of the (post)truth. Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies 15 (2) : 109–126.
Tamás, Ágnes. 2018. Election campaign tools in Hungarian humour magazines in the second half of the 19th century. The European Journal of Humour Research 6 (2) : 40–59.
Tella, Akin. 2018. Humour generation and multimodal humour generation and multimodal framing of political actor in the 2015 Nigeria presidential election campaign memes. The European Journal of Humour Research 6 (4) : 95–117.
Wang, Yaqin and Haitao Liu. 2018. Is Trump always rambling like a fourth-grade student? An analysis of stylistic features of Donald Trump’s political discourse during the 2016 election. Discourse & Society 29 (3) : 299–323.
Crosthwaite, Peter and Sin Yan Eureka Ho. 2018. Exploring stance in the manifestos of 3 candidates for the Hong Kong Chief Executive election 2017: Combining CDA and corpus-like insights. Discourse & Society 29 (6) : 629–654.
Al-Momani, Kawakib, Muhammad A. Badarneh and Fathi Migdadi. 2017. A semiotic analysis of political cartoons in Jordan in light of the Arab Spring. Humor 30 (1) : 63–96.
Esposito, Eleonora. 2017. The mother’s picong: A discursive approach to gender, identity and political leadership in Trinidad and Tobago. Discourse & Society 28 (1) : 24–41.
McGregor, Shannon C. and Chris J. Vargo. 2017. Election-related talk and agenda-setting effects on Twitter. A big data analysis of salience transfer at different levels of user participation. The Agenda Setting Journal 1 (1) : 44–62.
Coronel, Jason C. and Kara D. Federmeier. 2016. The Effects of Gender Cues and Political Sophistication on Candidate Evaluation. A Comparison of Self-Report and Eye Movement Measures of Stereotyping. Communication Research 43 (7) : 922–944.
Koch, Thomas and Magdalena Obermaier. 2016. With Heart and (No) Mind? How Recipients Negatively Infer Missing Information About Politicians and How This Affects the Assessment of the Speaker. Communication Research 43 (7) : 972–995.
Yang, Michelle Murray. 2016. At War with the Chinese Economic Yellow Peril: Mitt Romney’s 2012 Presidential Campaign Rhetoric. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 45 (1) : 45–69.
Adegoju, Adeyemi and Oluwabunmi Oyebode. 2015. Humour as discursive practice in Nigeria’s 2015 presidential election online campaign discourse. Discourse Studies 17 (6) : 643–662.