Asian Journal of Communication

Papers
(The TQCC of Asian Journal of Communication is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-05-01 to 2025-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Minority ethnic media: challenges for the future24
Judgments of honest and deceptive communication in art forgery controversies: two field studies testing truth-default theory’s projected motive model in Korea19
From tsunami through terror attacks to Covid-19: crisis communication strategies and recovery campaigns to combat Thailand’s tourism crises15
Impact of perceived influence on confirmation bias in social media messages: the moderating effect of civic online reasoning12
A supporting hand: effects of party participation in corporate governance on media companies’ performance in China12
Understanding religious influence through elevation on green advertising effectiveness among Muslims: an examination from the UAE and the USA10
The multifaceted impact of social media on risk, behavior, and negative emotions during the COVID-19 outbreak in South Korea10
Theory and practice of agenda setting: understanding media, bot, and public agendas in the South Korean presidential election10
The social presence of online education: how MOOC platforms in China cope with collective trauma during COVID-1910
Pseudo-participation, authentic nationalism: understanding Chinese fanquan girls’ personifications of the nation-state8
The impacts of new propaganda media use on youth's political socialization8
Editorial 2021 April8
Civic engagement in anti-Asian violence activism: a comparative view between Asians and non-Asian ethnic groups in the United States8
Exporting soft power of entertainment: cultural mechanisms for Chinese TV talent show formats remade overseas8
Do political elite endorsements influence online mobilization? A study of Twitter behavior in Narendra Modi’s 2019 election campaigns7
Military’s public relations practice in the social media era: exploring the Chinese military’s use of WeChat and public engagement7
Innovations in communication theories: the man is the message7
The effect of cross-cutting exposure on attitude change: examining the mediating role of response behaviors and the moderating role of openness to diversity and social network homogeneity7
New perspectives on geography of media New perspectives on geography of media , by Shao Pei-ren, Hangzhou, Zhejiang University Press, October 2021, 236 pages, ¥50 (paper6
Characterizing Asians in violence: a comparative analysis of English- and Chinese-language media’s crime news coverage during the pandemic6
Countering online ‘regional blackening': interventions for province-targeted hate speech in the Chinese digital sphere6
Perceptions of the media's role and job satisfaction: a survey of journalists in Xinjiang6
Traditional norms and political inequality: assessing gender disparities in online political participation across 51 countries5
The dynamics of social media influencer-driven CSR advertising: The role of sponsorship disclosure and perceived similarity5
Explaining change in independence–unification views in Taiwan: a within-between model5
Praxis, hashtag activism, and social justice: a content analysis of #StopAsianHate narratives5
Do viewers really talk about ads during commercial breaks? Findings from a South Korean social TV platform5
Fostering opinion leaders’ pro-environmental behaviour: examining the mediating role of social media expression and the moderating role of mianzi5
Examining public perceptions of cultivated meat in Singapore: food neophobia and neophilia as precursors to the influence of presumed media influence model4
Parental mediation of children’s digital media use in high digital penetration countries: perspectives from Singapore and Australia4
Cross-Cutting exposure, perceived realism, and online political engagement in the age of algorithms4
Communications in contemporary China: orchestrating thinking4
Falling for fake news: the role of political bias and cognitive ability4
Examining the Indonesian government’s social media use for disaster risk communication4
Stringent censorship and relaxed co-governance: understanding platform governance and user practices of queer social and dating apps4
A replication and extension of the prosocial effect of online social interactions among Chinese and American emerging adults4
‘We are citizens, not fans’: frictions and negotiations in idolizing the nation in state propaganda3
Hiding in the echo chamber: fact-Checking failures and individual tactics of accuracy determination on WhatsApp in India3
Facebook populism: mediatized narratives of exclusionary nationalism in the Philippines3
One-sided portrayal: Singapore media discourse of social scientists’ roles3
COVID-racism on social media and its impact on young Asians in Australia3
Online opinions, sentiments and news framing of the first nuclear referendum in Taiwan: a mix-method approach3
News credibility revisited: the roles of news comment engagement and news literacy on news portal credibility in South Korea3
Channeling engagement into action: the role of empowerment in Asian Americans’ social media use in combating anti-Asian discrimination3
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