Political communication - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

This document contains the lecture notes and gazillion readings of UvA Communication Science course 'Political Communication and Journalism'. Added are also indicators of which parts are more important (i.e. for the exam) than others.

These are my notes for Political Communication & Journalism, including images, that I used to study for the exam. I got a 9.1 in the exam and a 8.7 in the course overall :)

A very comprehensive summary of the course of Journalism and the media. All articles summarized.

Tables containing the key concepts and the readings of the material for the final exam of politics, media & communication

This document contains all the lecture notes from the course Topic Algorithm in the Digital Society and all the reading notes. It includes all the names of the articles and their authors the articles are the following: 1. Zarouali, B., Boerman, S.C., Voorveld, H.A.M., & Van Noort, G. (2022). The Algorithmic Persuasion Framework in online communication: Conceptualization and a future research agenda. Internet Research 2. Boerman, S.C., Kruikemeier, S., & Zuiderveen Borgesius F.J., (2017). Onl...

All the material studied between week 1 and 7 within articles and lectures from the course Communication as a Social Force (CM1009); This includes a summary of the following articles: Stig Hjardvard - The Mediatization of Society: A theory of the media as agents of social and cultural change; Jesper Strömbäck and Daniela V. Dimitrova - Mediatization and Media Interventionism: A comparative analysis of Sweden and the United States; Mattias Ekman and Andreas Widholm - Political Communication in ...

Communication as a Social Force, Erasmus University Rotterdam. This documents shows the importance and relevance of communication used as a force to shape society through a detailed summary of the course notes, mock exam questions, flashcards and a thorough analysis of the concepts discussed during the course sessions (with case studies and examples).

Summary of all mandatory articles from Week 1-7

This summary covers notes from the lectures, micro-lectures, tips for the PolComm project, summaries of the readings from each week, and comments which highlight the key topics for each week and reading.

This document includes a concise summary of the material studied during the course International and Global Communication (CM2001). This includes the lectures from week 1 to 8 and the following articles: Francis Fukuyama - The End of History?; Samuel T. Huntington - The Clash of Civilizations?; Brian David Johnson - Science Fiction Prototypes Or: How I learned to stop worrying about the future and love science fiction; Renee Hobbs - Propaganda in an Age of Algorithmic Personalization - Expandin...