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The Effect of Humanitarian and National-Interest Frames on Public Opinion

Media Consumption and Tolerance Regarding Immigration: The Influence of Negative Media on Public Opinion Towards Immigration in 2015

Beyond the Security Frame? Media Framing of the Refugee Crisis in Central and Eastern European Countries

The state of trust: Governmental capacity, political trust and (non-)violent conflict in sub-Saharan Africa

Expecting the unexpected? The formation of coalition expectations in an uncertain environment

Anticipating the Great Recession: How financial companies could have warned us about the last financial crisis

The British printed press and its impact on the quality debate in the 1975 Common Market referendum campaign

Soldiers of fortune? The American post-cold war political debate about the use of private military companies during Operation Iraqi Freedom

Flowers of evil, UNODC and the opiates crisis in the Golden Crescent

NATO's militarisation of cybersecurity

Empowered leadershíp: The influence of the secretary-general on the transformation and adaptation of NATO to a new security environment

Testing the water: Refugee returns to Syria

Hiring refugees in transit: Immigration policy-making in Indonesia and Malaysia

From structured to everyday deliberation: Education and the prospects for deliberative democracy

Verkiezingsnieuws in Nederland, informatief of puur ter vermaak?

Russia, the Bomb, and IR theory. Explaining Russian nuclear weapons policy in the post-Cold War era.

The Separatist Perspective: Explaining Regional Autonomy in Indonesia.

License to mock: The influence of cartoons on the evaluation of well-known politicians

Anti-immigrant and anti-Islam mobilization online: Comparing the networks of- and frames on British and German anti-immigrant and anti-Islam Facebook pages.

The Humanitarian Pretext

The influence of internationally oriented education on the attitude towards globalization

Do the Dutch "rally 'round their flag"?: The effect of military and non-military crises on the Dutch public opinion

Media frames reflecting public discourses in the coverage of tragic events: a content analysis of the conflicting frames of the MH17 incident in Russian and Western media

Favoring sides, selectively calling it torture: Exploring the framing relation between news media and political stakeholders: An analysis of the discourse used in articles of the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal on the SSCI 'torture report'