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Walter, D., Sheafer, T., Nir, L., & Shenhav, S. (2016). Not All Countries Are Created Equal: Foreign Countries Prevalence in U.S. News and Entertainment Media. Mass Communication and Society , 19, 522-41.
Recent Publications
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