The Agenda Setting Journal

Miscellaneous
• Tribute to Don Shaw
  pp. 107–112
• Announcement
  pp. 113–114
Articles
• Agenda selfying and agendamelding: Advancing the salience of the self
  Philemon Bantimaroudis | pp. 115–133
• What’s in a name? Policy and Media agenda setting
  Annelise Russell & Rebecca Eissler | pp. 134–155
• A world of two agendas: Agenda setting sampling
  Milad Minooie | pp. 156–176
• Agendamelding: How Americans Meld Agendas
  Milad Minooie | pp. 177–204
• Each fairy-tale, each myth: The collapse of vertical media into a welter of disequilibrating horizontal media
  Subin Paul & Thomas Terry | pp. 205–218
• Twitter images across boundaries: Comparing the use of images in political posts from six nations
  Jane O’Boyle & Sana Haq | pp. 219–242
Conference papers
• Introduction
  p. 243
• Setting a Q-uestionable attribute agenda: QAnon, far-right congressional candidates and irrational domains
  Marcus Funk & Burton Speakman | pp. 244–265
• “If you follow me, I might (mis)lead you”: Following prime ministerial candidates on social networks as a predictor of the public agenda during an election campaign
  Yaron Ariel, Vered Elishar Malka, Dana Weimann Saks & Ruth Avidar | pp. 266–291
• Legislative agenda-setting power of social media: #BlackLivesMatter and the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2020
  Akanksa Upadhyay & Briana Marie Trifiro | pp. 292–313
Miscellaneous
• Afterword
  p. 314

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