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1. Disinformation and Local Media in the Iberian Context: How to Protect News Credibility

2. When Politicians Meet Experts: Disinformation on Twitter About Covid-19 Vaccination

3. Exploring Populism in Times of Crisis: An Analysis of Disinformation in the European Context during the US Elections

4. EU and crisis management: Afghanistan and Ukraine on social media

6. Strategy and creativity in the use of political slogans: A study of the elections held in Spain in 2019

7. Información local y Unión Europea: análisis de la gestión comunicativa de medios e instituciones

8. El periodismo ante la transformación tecnológica

9. The far-right’s influence on Twitter during the 2018 Andalusian elections: an approach through political leaders

10. Ética periodística para una información con perspectiva de género

11. Estudio de discursos políticos y mediáticos en las elecciones gallegas de 2020

12. Framing Food Transition: The Debate on Meat Production and Climate Change in Three European Countries

13. Reformulando el concepto de actividad de la audiencia en la era digital

14. Facing Conspiracies: Biden’s Counter-Speech to Trumpist Messages in the Framework of the 2020 US Elections

15. Impact of Trump’s Digital Rhetoric on the US Elections: A View from Worldwide Far-Right Populism

16. Comunicación política: caja de herramientas

17. Capítulo 5. El camino de la verdad en el periodismo local. Una aproximación desde la teoría de redes y del actor-red

18. Capítulo 3. Pero ¿qué me cuentas? Una revisión del concepto de verdad en el S. XXI

19. Global political leaders during the COVID-19 vaccination: Between propaganda and fact-checking

20. Información local y Unión Europea: análisis de la gestión comunicativa de medios e instituciones

21. Building extreme right discourses on Twitter for non-campaign periods: insights from populist leaders across Europe

24. Estrategias comunicativas en Twitter y portales institucionales durante la segunda ola de Covid-19: análisis de los gobiernos de Alemania, España, Portugal y Reino Unido

25. Opportunities for robotization in local journalism: the case of 'Mittmedia'

26. Facing Conspiracies: Biden’s Counter-Speech to Trumpist Messages in the Framework of the 2020 US Elections

27. Understanding the European Public Sphere: a review of pending challenges in research

28. The representativeness of the European Parliament has usually been a subject of controversy, which is currently increased by Brexit and the development of several populist movements within the EU. In this context, the elections to the European Parliament in 2019 were the second occasion on which the 'Spitzenkandidaten' system was applied. By this system the parties present potential candidates to preside the European Commission, with the aim of improving the citizen's legitimacy of the European project. Bearing this in mind, the objective of this research is to know the thematic agenda set by the 'Spitzenkandidaten' on Twitter, trying to find differences with the issues raised by the traditional national leaders. To this end, the technique of quantitative content analysis is used, referring the issues addressed on Twitter by the six candidates to chair the Commission, as well as the thematic agenda exposed by a selection of the national candidates. The sample includes politicians from the four most populated countries of the Union excluding the United Kingdom - Germany, France, Italy and Spain - and it also seeks maximum ideological plurality. The research does not focus exclusively on the electoral contest phase, but observes the communicative action of these leaders over three months. The results show a more thematic concentration agenda in the 'Spitzenkandidaten' than in national candidates. In addition, Eurosceptic politicians carry out a differential communicative behavior in comparison with Europeanist leaders. Therefore, the European elections seem to move on two levels: the national, in which the candidates by countries face national issues, and the transnational, in which the 'Spitzenkandidaten' address topics from a European approach, accompanied also by references to domestic policy

29. Brussels will pay for everything. The shaping of the European public sphere before NextGenerationEU

30. La polarización en la información local sobre la Unión Europea: un estudio transnacional

32. Strategy and creativity in the use of political slogans: A study of the elections held in Spain in 2019

33. Achieving a Representative Democracy in Europe

34. Comunicación y desinformación en elecciones: tendencias de investigación en España y Portugal

35. Realities and Challenges of a Democracy in Crisis. Impact of Disinformation and Populism on the Media System

36. Framing Food Transition: The Debate on Meat Production and Climate Change in Three European Countries

37. Covering the EU at local level: A multiple-case study in Germany, the UK and Spain

38. Comunicar la Unión Europea en la era de las ‘fake news’

39. Impact of Trump’s Digital Rhetoric on the US Elections: A View from Worldwide Far-Right Populism

40. Personalización, transversalidad y capilaridad : la campaña digital del BNG para las elecciones gallegas de 2020

41. Modelos de participación ciudadana en diferentes culturas periodísticas: los casos de RTVA (Andalucía) y RBB (Berlín y Brandeburgo) como servicio público

42. The configuration of the ecological phenomenon #FridaysForFuture as a process of digital public opinion in Spain

43. Comunicación estratégica transnacional en Twitter para las elecciones al Parlamento Europeo de 2019

44. La acción de la UE en España ante la 'infodemia' de desinformación por el COVID-19

45. Estudio de la comunicación política en las elecciones al Parlamento Europeo de 2019: la campaña ‘This time I’m voting’ y el sistema de ‘Spitzenkandidaten’

46. Indicadores transnacionales de calidad informativa basados en la experiencia de periodistas locales: estudios de caso en medios digitales de Alemania, España y Reino Unido

48. El uso de la documentación con una nueva formación política: Podemos

49. Ética para las imágenes periodísticas: estudio de las portadas de El País y El Mundo en el atentado de Charlie Hebdo

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