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2016 presidential election
A
Affective polarization
Africa
Agonism
Alt-right
America public
American politics
American public
American voter
Appraisals
Associational membership
Asymmetric polarization
Attitude extremity
Audience identity
Audiences
Autocratization
B
Brexit
C
Canada
China
Citizens
Clientelism
Climate change
Cluster analysis
Communication
Confirmation bias
Conflict
Connective democracy
Coronavirus
Covid-19
Covid-19 pandemic
COVID‐19
Cross national studies
Cross-cutting exposure
Cross-national comparison
Cross-platforms analysis
Cultivation effect
Cultural evolution
Culture war
D
Death penalty
Dehumanization
Democracies
Democracy
Democratic party
Democrats
Demographic change
Disagreement
Discussion networks
Disinformation
Donald Trump
Dutch elections
E
Echo chambers
Election
Elections
Electoral system
Elite polarization
Emotional Text Mining
Energy policy
Environment
Europe
European elections
European party system
Euroscepticism
Extremism
Extremity
F
Facebook
Fake news
Filter bubbles
Fragmentation
Framing
G
Gender gap
Greece
Green politics
H
Health behaviors
High-choice media environment
Homophily
Hostile audience
Humility
Hungary
Hybrid media system
Hyper partisanisation
Hyperpartisanship
I
Identity politics
Ideological conflicts
Ideological consistency
Ideological divergence
Ideological polarization
Ideological proximity
Ideological segregation
Ideology
Immigration
Incivility
Income polarization
Inequality
Infodemic
International communication
Internet
Irony
Issue polarization
J
Japan
Journalism
L
Left
Longitudinal analysis
M
Mass polarization
Mass public
Measures of polarisation
Media
Media accountability
Media choice
Media coverage
Media diversity
Media effects
Media messages
Media panel
Media system
Media systems
Media trust
Media use
Misinformation
Motivated reasoning
N
Networked partisanship
News consumption
News media
O
Online disinformation
Online groups
Online media
Online outrage
Opinion polarization
Out-group members
P
Partisan media
Partisan news
Partisan sorting
Partisanship
Party competition
Party identity
Party polarization
Perceived polarization
Perception of polarization
Pluralisation
Poland
Polarization
Polarized crowds
Polarized era
Polarized pluralism
Polarizing context
Political behavior
Political communication
Political conversations
Political disagreement
Political divides
Political elections
Political elites
Political engagement
Political interest
Political participation
Political parties
Political polarization
Political talk
Political trust
Political violence
Politics
Populism
Prisoners' rehabilitation
Propaganda
Protestants
Public debate
Public health
Public opinion
Public sphere
R
Racism
Radical left
Radicalization
Religion
Republicans
Resilience
Right
Risk aversion
S
Selective exposure
Senate
Social groups
Social identity
Social media
Social movement
Social network
Social networks
Social polarization
Social science theory
Spain
Structural equation model
Subnational regions
T
Television
Theoretical framework
TikTok
Trust
Turkey
Twitter
U
UK
Ukraine
Umbrella Movement
US citizens
US Congress
US election
US electorate
US Presidential communication
V
Vaccine hesitancy
Vaccines
Values
Vote
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