Javnost-The Public

Papers
(The TQCC of Javnost-The Public is 2. 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
Not Forgetting Black Lives Matter: Memory, Protest and Counterpublics38
Not About Facts, but Emotions? Political Polarisation as a Problem of Redescription26
Medijski populizem in afektivno novinarstvo: časopisni komentar o »begunski krizi«15
Novinarska Svoboda Skozi Optiko Novinarjev: Analiza Izsledkov Ankete Svetovi Novinarstva v Sloveniji15
Dismissed or Acclaimed for Breaking Norms: The Discursive Positioning of Young Active Citizens in Czech Online Media14
Roamers: Audiences on the Move Across Entertainment Platforms In Southeast Asia13
Ethnocratic Localism and Affective Politics: Unmasking Right-Wing Imaginaries in Hong Kong’s Pro-Democracy Movements12
The Datatext: A Multilevel-discursive Theory For Improved Public Health Data Visualizations11
The Mask of War and the War of Masks: The Fabricated Culture War Gets Deadly9
Rise of Digital Authoritarianism? Exploring Global Motivations Behind Governmental Social Media Censorship9
Datafied Empiricism Versus Normative Publicness: A Philosophical Grounding for Assessing the Influence of New Technologies on the Digital Public Sphere8
Čuvajsko Novinarstvo na Sodišču: Metanovinarski Diskurz v Slovenski Sodni Praksi6
Knowledge on Stage: Public Roles of Scientists In Times of Communicative Abundance6
Performing What Is Absent: The Making of Representative Claims in the 2020 Chilean Constitutional Convention5
Land of Woke and Glory? The Conceptualisation and Framing of “Wokeness” in UK Media and Public Discourses5
Correction5
The Rise of Contractual Publics5
Kolaps Razuma? Sociohistorični Prispevek k Obravnavi Moderne Javnosti in Njenih Kriz4
TheRupaulParadox: Freedom and Stricture in a Competition Reality TV Show4
Polarisation and Silencing Others During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Germany: An Experimental Study Using Algorithmically Curated Online Environments4
Weaponising #Fakenews on Twitter: Generating Flak or Critiquing the Status Quo in the Trump Era?4
Performing Durable Politics: Comparing Mediated Populism in the Philippines3
Correction3
Global Digital Lords and Privatisation of Media Policy: The Australian Media Bargaining Code3
Artificial Intelligence and Digital Deification: Examining the Construction of Donald Trump's Superhuman Persona3
The interplay of personal storytelling with rational justifications in online discussions: A qualitative exploration of news user comments3
Far Right > Digital Rights: The Precarity of Free Expression, Internet Access, Net Neutrality and Data Privacy in Bolsonaro’s Brazil3
Privatizacija Medijev v Sloveniji–Izgubljena Priložnost za Neodvisnost Medijev?3
Visual, Popular and Political: The Non-profit Influencer and the Public Sphere3
Voice, Capabilities and the Public Sphere: Assessing the Legitimacy and Efficacy of Media Freedom(s)2
Does the Centre Hold? Public Sphere Configuration, Democracy, and the Quality of Political Talk in Sweden2
Against Resilience: The (Anti-)Ethics of Participation in an Unjust and Unequal Public Sphere2
Design, Manufacture and Save. Coronavirus Makers During the COVID-19 Crisis in Spain2
“Managing” Inaction and Public Disengagement with Climate Change: (Re)considering the Role of Climate Change Discourse in Compulsory Education2
The Caring Public Sphere: Reframing the Concept in an Era of Care Crises2
When Social Media Influencers Go Political: An Exploratory Analysis on the Emergence of Political Topics Among Finnish Influencers2
Intertextuality as Method in a Time of Technologised Misinformation: The Case of Hindutva Fascism in India2
Why Has the EU Been Late in Regulating Social Media Platforms?2
Another Media System is Possible: Ripping Open the Overton Window, from Platforms to Public Broadcasting2
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