Scholars have long argued that incidental news exposure (INE) is a potentially valuable way
citizens gain political information and learn about current affairs. Yet growing scholarship on …

Over the last two decades, scholars have investigated norms of citizenship by focussing
primarily on 'dutiful'and 'engaged'norms. In the meantime, contemporary democracies have …

We investigate how inequalities in political media use develop throughout election
campaigns, and in particular whether social media use helps counterbalance traditional …

Purpose This paper aims to elucidate responsible leadership as a construct with strong
moral and ethical underpinnings, as well as a focus on multiple stakeholders and the triple …

Social media use is a ubiquitous phenomenon, both at home and at work. Though research
on the work-related impacts of social media use is growing, not much is understood about …

What role should libraries play to ensure citizens develop the competencies they need to
fulfill their vital civic roles in our democracy? Alarms raised over widening civic knowledge …

With political self-expression emerging as a prominent practice of political participation on
social media platforms, scholars have hypothesized that this practice may have evolved into …

Intentional news avoidance is a common behavior that can be influenced by individual,
content, and contextual factors. However, prior studies have primarily focused on general …

Purpose: As the population of immigrant-origin youth continues to increase in the school
systems of the United States and Canada, this study examined the relationship between …

The messy politics of combating the COVID-19 pandemic, compounded by the confusion
caused by the global (dis) infodemic, have propelled conspiracism from the fringes of society …