María Celeste Wagner
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- Shared Struggles, Divergent Paths: A Comparison of Grassroots and Professional Feminist Advocates’ Communication for Social Change in Argentina and the United States
- Watching Turkish Television Dramas in Argentina: Entangled Proximities and Resigned Agency in Global Media Flows
- The Language of Race and Class in Argentina and the United States when Talking About Gender-Based Violence. Results from Qualitative Interviews with General Publics and Feminist Activists
- Does Reading News About Sexual Harassment Involving Diverse Women in Terms of Racialization and Socioeconomic Status Impact Support for Gender Equality? Comparative Experiments in the Americas
- Awareness, Helpfulness, and Trust: Exploring Audiences' Attitudes Toward Fact-Checkers in an Electoral Context
- Who Checks the Fact-Checkers? The Reception of Fact-Checking in Argentina
- In support for the Supreme Court, partisanship trumps concern around gender equality
- Gender Politics and the Legitimacy of the Supreme Court in the U.S.
- How Citizens Respond to a Sexual Misconduct Allegation Made in a Partisan Context
- The Patina of Distrust: Misinformation in a Context of Generalized Skepticism
- Why does the way gender-based violence is covered in the media matter? [in Spanish]
- Affect, Curiosity, and Positionality in Context: Watching Television Entertainment in Argentina and the United States
- How much do we believe fake news on WhatsApp? [in Spanish]
- When it comes to scientific information, WhatsApp users in Argentina are not fools.
- Nothing new under the sun or why the internet (almost) didn’t change things? [in Spanish]
- Democrat or Republican, Americans are angry, frustrated and overwhelmed
- Democrats or Republicans, Americans are angry, frustrated and overwhelmed [in Spanish]
- Expect impeachment to be catnip for news junkies — but also a boost for news avoidance
- Angry, Frustrated, and Overwhelmed: The Emotional Experience of Consuming News about President Trump
- The Reception of Fake News: The Interpretations and Practices That Shape the Consumption of Perceived Misinformation
- Journalists’ Gender and Influence: Effects on the Perceived Severity of Sexual Harassment
- Crisis of Representation and New Media Policies in Latin America
- The Boomerang Effect: Innovation in the Blogs of Mainstream News Sites, 2008–2012
- The News Gap in Argentina: Contextual Factors and Preferences of Journalists and the Audience
- Lázaro Báez vs. Panama Papers, an unequal coverage [in Spanish]
- Modern Clicks: The Public's Agenda Online [in Spanish]