How does terrorism affect citizens' political attitudes? Over the years, many scholars have
tried to answer this question. This article performs a meta‐analysis on this literature …

In the era of 9/11, terrorist attacks occur with sufficient frequency and lethality to constitute a
realistic threat to the well-being of the American public. Sensing this concern, politicians …

Terrorist attacks committed by the so‐called Islamic State are rising in Western countries.
How the news media portray these attacks may crucially influence emotional responses and …

The study has discussed the potential effect of islamophobia and its obstacle role in creating
an unpleasant travel experience for the Muslim tourism market. The study compares non …

Given that terrorism is omnipresent on social media, it is imperative to study how seeing
terror content online is related to individuals' attitudes, behaviors, and emotions. This study …

This study is the first to explore the twin influences of online propaganda and news media on
Islamists. We conducted 44 in-depth interviews with cognitively and behaviorally radicalized …

In many Western countries, citizen knowledge of terrorist events is intrinsically shaped by the
style of broadcasted messages published by the media. Media discourses regarding terrorist …

The present study took an actor-based approach to explain news differentiation in terrorism
coverage. Actors were defined as non-Muslim sources, Muslim sources, and journalists …

Political discourses about Muslim immigration in the media and on social networking sites
(SNSs) are highly contentious and have the potential to further polarize societal segments …

Extensive political communication research shows that people respond differently to the
same policy problem depending on how it is portrayed, or “framed.” Specifically, Iyengar …