Discursive democratic potential before power: comparing Péter Magyar and Viktor Orbán as opposition challengers in Hungary

Early‐career interdisciplinarity and long‐term career impact

Strangers at home: attitudes and stigma towards Romanian return migrants during Covid-19 early stages

Лингвопрагматические механизмы речевой самозащиты и их детерминация партийной принадлежностью (на материале дебатов бундестага)

Crossing disciplinary boundaries: Interdisciplinary doctorates, field-of-study mismatch, and job satisfaction

Health Care Access Barriers Among Reproductive-Age Women in East Africa: Development and Validation of Machine Learning Prediction Models Using DHS Data

Insufficient Effort Responding and Adolescent Respondents: Measurement, Extent, and Prediction

A network analysis of faculty training and hiring in US academic neurosurgery departments

Mapping Psychology Research of Türkiye in SSCI (1985–2022): A Scientometric Analysis of Growth, Collaboration, and Disciplinary Patterns

Parallel politicization: rethinking the demand–supply divide in populism. Evidence from parliamentary and protest discourse in Romania (2020–2024)

Anti-Elitism Gets the Views: Populist Communication and Popularity on German Political YouTube

Varieties of anti-establishment appeals: valence, ideology, and support for outsiders

Predicting Disagreement: Automated Detection of Party Position Divergence in Voting Advice Applications Using NLP

Mechanisms of change: How focus events reshape online meaning-making

ОБНАРУЖЕНИЕ ЭКСТРЕМИСТСКОЙ ИДЕОЛОГИИ НА КАЗАХСКОМ ЯЗЫКЕ: ПРОБЛЕМЫ АННОТИРОВАНИЯ И МЕТОДЫ ГЛУБОКОГО ОБУЧЕНИЯ

Regional News, Regional Bias? Evidence From Media Discourses and Welfare Decisions in Germany

GLOBAL PANORAMA OF COMMUNICATION AND MIGRATION STUDIES: A BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS

Der lange Schatten der DDR? Zum Zusammenhang von ehemaliger Systemnähe und aktuellen politischen Orientierungen von Ostdeutschen

The Sound of Populism: Distinct Linguistic Features Across Populist Variants

Development and interdisciplinarity: additional insights on the ‘economics silo’