This article focuses on the role of the British tabloid press (BTP), and specifically the
eurosceptic press, as a 'supply‐side'influence on the 2016 EU referendum. First, we focus …

Purpose Merely being known as a highly ethical or strong performer cannot shield a
company from every kind of crisis. From product failures to environmental and social issues …

We develop and test a model that illustrates the effects of pre‐crisis corporate social
responsibility (CSR) reputation on consumers' perceived betrayal, resistance to negative …

Se presenta un análisis de las noticias incluidas en portada por los tres medios más leídos
en España (El país, El mundo y La vanguardia) durante el estado de alarma y la situación …

The FIFA Women's World Cup was a steeple of professional sport in the summers of 2015
and 2019. Did newspapers deem the story newsworthy enough to reach the front page …

This article sets out to outline a methodological framework that enables us to unravel the
underlying reasoning of covert hatred (ie soft hate speech), through an examination of the …

This article explores the epistemic practices and doxa of data workers in a news
organisation in Denmark that is currently developing and experimenting with artificial …

This study explored how The New York Times and the Dallas Morning News used visuals on
their front pages to frame the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and 2021. Findings indicated …

To determine if institutional investors act more rationally than individual investors, we
examine the stock market price drop following 173 major industrial accidents from 1959 to …

Authoritarian politics and 'crises' are closely related, as evidenced by several studies that
examine the relevant interrelation through different disciplinary lenses in social research …