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Session Submission Type: Paper Session
9:50am |
Broken Beacon? How Political Turmoils in the U.S Undermine Public Perception of Democracy in China - Hanying Wei, Columbia University; Eunji Kim, Columbia University; Junyan Jiang, Columbia University
9:58am |
Despicable “other” and Innocent “us”: Emotion politics in the time of the pandemic - Chang Zhang, Communication University of China; Zi Wang, University of Warwick
10:06am |
The Role of Media in Hard Times: How Local Newspapers Affect Policy Responses to Economic Crises - Hanno Hilbig, University of California-Davis
10:14am |
Activating Racial Sympathy and Resentment with News Frames - Martina Santia, Syracuse University; Joshua Darr, Syracuse University
10:22am |
Who Uses Body-Worn Cameras: Police Discretion as a Function of Agency - Nikolay Anguelov, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth; James Barrett
10:30am |
The Neo-Chomsky Model: Updating the Classic Model to Contemporary Times - Collin Anderson, University at Buffalo
10:38am |
Johanna Dunaway, Syracuse University
10:38am |
Shannon C. McGregor, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
10:46am |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.