PT EN
Contacts
Newsletter
Science and Society
About
About
Organic Stucture
Ethics Committee
Documentation
Visual Identity
Recruitment
Team
Researchers
PhD Grantholders
Services
In Memoriam
RESEARCH
Research Groups
Observatories and Laboratories
Projects
Publications
Networks
Awards
PHD
Programmes
PhD Thesis
Editions
Mundos Sociais Publishing House
Sociologia, Problemas e Práticas
Portuguese Journal of Social Science
CIES e-Working Papers
Ler História
AGENDA
News
Events
Recurring Events
Calls
< Research Groups
Media and Culture

Publications

Carneiro, L., Neto, L., Santos, J. & Luz, Gleice (2024). “The sovereignty of the region and its wealth is what really is at stake” Amazon fires in Jair Bolsonaro’s discourse on Twitter. Observatorio (OBS*). 17 (5), 94-117
Costa, B. F. & Antunes, E. (2024). Dinâmicas sociais no Facebook: Análise de comentários em conteúdos jornalísticos sobre a suposta tentativa de ataque terrorista à FCUL. Observatorio (OBS*). 18 (1), 126-150
Couraceiro, P. & Paisana, M. (2024). Da personalização algorítmica à mediação jornalística: Mudanças nas preferências dos jovens Portugueses no consumo de notícias online. Media e Jornalismo. 24 (45)
Di Fátima, B., Garcia, F., Espanha, R., Barros, A., Martins, N. & Brandão, D. (2024). Comunicação de risco em saúde no contexto Português: Uma perceção da pandemia através do Facebook. Observatorio (OBS*). 18 (2), 162-181
Ferro-Santos, S., Cardoso, G. & Santos, S. (2024). Bursting the (filter) bubble: Interactions of members of parliament on Twitter. Media e Jornalismo. 24 (44)
Ferro-Santos, S., Cardoso, G. & Santos, S. (2024). What do Portuguese MPs use Twitter for? A case study on political communication in a country with a low Twitter adoption rate. Cuadernos.info. 58, 184-207
Ferro-Santos, S., Santos, S. & Cardoso, G. (2024). Political elite social listening: How Portuguese MPs perceive their own motivations to join and use Twitter/X. Observatorio (OBS*). 18 (3), 1-18
Foá, C. (2024). Datification of the wisdom of the crowd: A comparative analysis of innovation strategies in four European crowdfunding platforms. Observatorio (OBS*). 17 (5), 118-153
Foá, C., Couraceiro, P. & Pinto-Martinho, A. (2024). Decoding algorithmic literacy among journalists: Methodological tool design and validation for preliminary study in the Portuguese context . Observatorio (OBS*). 18 (5)
Garcia-Ruiz, M. (2024). Light festivals, between culture and tourism: An ethnography in two Portuguese light festivals. European Sociologist. 51
Miranda, S., Gouveia, C., Di Fatima, B. & Antunes, A. (2024). Hate speech on social media: behaviour of Portuguese football fans on Facebook. Soccer and Society. 25 (1), 76-91
Moreno, J., Ferro-Santos, S. & Sepúlveda, R. (2024). Taking Europe home: How political agents stand out in their approach to Europe on social media. Observatorio (OBS*). 17 (5), 48-74
Paisana, M., Cardoso, G. & Couraceiro, P. (2024). Platforms as audio discovery ecosystems: What Spotify’s podcast rankings tell us about the way platforms appropriate the format. Communication and Society. 37 (4), 91-106
Paisana, M., Foá, C., Vasconcelos, A., Couraceiro, P., Ferro-Santos, S., Margato, A....Crespo, M. (2024). Uma taxonomia para a literacia para os media em Portugal - Caracterização de atores, iniciativas e linhas de intervenção. Observatorio (OBS*). 18 (5), 58-82
Quintela, J. de L. (2024). Comunicação e mídia: Os “jogos” para além do jogo no futebol Português. Podium: Sport, Leisure and Tourism Review. 13 (2), 358-391
Santos, T. R., Üzelgün, M. A. & Carvalho, A. (2024). Young climate activists in television news: An analysis of multimodal constructions of voice, political recognition, and co-optation. Communication Review. 27 (1), 32-54
< 1 2 >
< Research Groups
Contacts
CIES-Iscte
Centre for Research and Studies in Sociology
Iscte - University Institute of Lisbon
Edifício 4, Sala 125
Avenida das Forças Armadas, nº40, 1649-026 Lisboa
Telephone: +351 210 464 018
Email: cies@iscte-iul.pt
© CIES-Iscte. All rights reserved.
cies logo
ISCTE logo
FCT logo
© CIES-Iscte. All rights reserved.