Vol. 20 No. 3 (2026)

Articles

• Organisational communication in transformation: from the classical school to the era of platformisation and artificial intelligence

  Tatiane Oliveira, Teresa Ruão

  1-19

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• Media narratives on immigration in Portuguese tourism: between the recognition and silencing of the workers

  Juliana Lobo, Medéia Veríssimo, Joana Martins

  20-37

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• Food tourism, corporate social responsibility and environmental management: a systematic review on contributions to the sustainable development goals

  Cristina Gallego Gómez, Carmen Llovet, Pedro Dourado

  38-59

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• Towards a press committed to the values of the Ecosocial Transition

  Lidia Peralta-García, Fernando Tucho Fernández, José Mª García-de-Madariaga Miranda, Clara Sanz-Hernando

  60-81

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• The climate crisis on digital platforms: meanings circulation in public debates on disasters in Brazil and Spain

  Igor Waltz, Amanda Medeiros, Julia Noia, Simone Evangelista, Isabel Mendoza Poudereux, Ana Serra Perales, Juliana Bulhões, Carolina Moreno Castro, Luisa Massarani

  82-103

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• Are Spanish concerns reaching Brussels? The speeches of the Spanish presidencies of the Council (2002-2023)

  Alba Camazón-Pinilla

  104-124

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• Evaluating the factors that influence protest participation via Facebook: a study of the 2020 #EndSARS, protest in Nigeria

  Chinedu Eugenia Anumudu, Ifeanyi Harris , Ememobong Idongesit Memfin

  125-144

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• From Riorda to SDED: a multimodal model for political communication

  Pablo Agustin Artero Abellan

  145-159

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• Polarization as a moral regime in Brazil: religion, trust, and disinformation in dispute

  Erivelto Amarante

  160-178

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• Discursive strategies and partisan agenda-building: a discourse-historical analysis of VOX and Chega’s facebook communication

  Tiago Lapa

  179-202

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• From fear to hope: Trump’s electoral narrative on X during the 2024 campaign

  Ramiro Díaz-Maroto Oro, Ana María Zaharía

  203-221

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• Young people and social media: opportunities and risks for democracy

  Ricardo Soares, Carla Malafaia, Pedro Ferreira

  222-245

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