Recent blog posts
A survey of low-income mothers of more than 4 children reveals that they appreciate resources provided by the state, but still feel vulnerable.
A survey conducted in Uttar Pradesh, India reveals a positive correlation between social media engagement and empowerment, particularly in shaping public narratives.
This article examines news coverage on the 2022 World Cup in Qatar using Said's concept of Orientalism.
Analysis of tweets about the Islamic form of government, caliphate, in Indonesia in 2022 provide insight into attitudes and debate about this form of government.
The president of ANPOR remembers the first editor in chief of AJPOR, Takashi Inoguchi.
Two surveys from Kuwait consider how the cognitive mediation model and two components of the spiral of silence (fear of social isolation and opinion congruency) affect how people share opinions.
A multi-modal discourse analysis of posts related to #NoToJeepneyPhaseout, campaigning to save this mode of transportation, unveiled frames indicating exclusion and oppression and showing unification, compassion, heroization, and cultural retention.
Content overload can make people take a long time to decide what to watch on Netflix, leading to stress.
A survey of university students from seven Asian countries shows that information exposure significantly affects visitation intentions, both directly and indirectly, with familiarity serving as a critical mediator.
This study explores the connection between following social media influencers (SMIs) and their followers’ trust in them for opinion building., using a survey and two focus group discussions.
A survey in China showed attitude, subjective norms, and perceived behavioral control are positively related to people’s intention to develop pro-environmental behavior towards climate change.