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So long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, goodbye.
For six years I had the honor and pleasure to be the Editor in Chief of Political Communication, our joint ICA/APSA @poli_com journal.
Time for a few reflections: the Musings of an Editor-Eject.
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For six years I had the honor and pleasure to be the Editor in Chief of Political Communication, our joint ICA/APSA @poli_com journal.
Time for a few reflections: the Musings of an Editor-Eject.
THREAD 🧵 [1/ ]
First, a number of sincere thanks are due. To the inaugural Political Communication Editor, mentor, inspirator: #DorisGraber. To the successive Editors: David Swanson, David Paletz, and Shanto Iyengar. To the dream team of Associate Editors (@JesperStromback, Tamir Sheafer, [2/
Kimberly Gross), to the Editorial Board, to authors, reviewers, and the T&F production team. And to the Editorial Assistant, now Dr Anna Brosius. Without @AnnaBrosius, no journal.
How is the journal doing? I believe well. Political communication scholarship is booming, [3/
How is the journal doing? I believe well. Political communication scholarship is booming, [3/
Tremendous thanks to @prof_vaccari and @mlmillerphd for shepherding my article and others as part of this great special issue by #IJPP on "Digital Threats to Democracy"- available #OpenAccess this week! (1/n)
My article surveys policy proposals and debates in 10 countries and the EU, and shows how different democratic goods are the focus of different policy sectors: national security, electoral regulation, and media regulation (2/n)
Its spark was a workshop with @HeidiTworek @mckelveyf and the @ppforumca in 2018. We had int’l experts and Cdn gov officials do tabletop simulations to respond to disinfo attacks. It led to our report on Cdn policy options for harmful speech ppforum.ca/publications/p…. (3/n)
