Political and Media Polarization: Dynamics, Consequences, and Perspectives in Contemporary Society.

This contribution examines the relationship between political and media polarization in contemporary society. Over the years, polarization has become a central phenomenon in multiple countries, characterized by the progressive separation of opinions and extreme attitudes among different political gr...

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Publicado en:Academicus no. 34; pp. 61 - 75
Autores principales: Battista, Daniele, Cillingová, Veronika, Gugliucciello, Arthur
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Academicus 2026
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        Media consumption
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        Objectivity in journalism
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        Public opinion
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