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Pop Culture and The Framing of Politics
Fri, November 15, 12:00 to 2:00pm, Omni Parker Mezzanine, Louisa May Alcott ASession Submission Type: Paper Session
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Comics Activism and Political Consciousness in Nigeria: Assessing Digital Privileges and Media Pathways - Boluwatife Solomon Ajibola, University of Leeds, UK
Popular Culture for Political Identity? Evidence from Voting Behavior at the Eurovision Song Contest - Estelle Brun, Boston University
Analyzing the 1948 U.N. Genocide Convention via Popular Film - Carlyn Jorgensen, South Texas College; Christopher Cook, University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown
The Private Investigator as an Agent of Justice - Peter Josephson, Saint Anselm College
Regulations on Social Media in Kyrgyzstan: A Case Study of Authoritarian Internet Control - Boyang Liu, Columbia University