All Articles tagged United States

Research Article
August 31, 2024 KST
Parasocial Relationships With Live Streamers: Evidence From South Korea and the United States
Heysung LeeYibing SunHernando Rojas
South Korean and U.S. surveys show live streaming exposure, engagement during a live stream, and perceived homophily of attitudes are positively related to perceptions of parasocial relationships with live streamers.
Research Article
August 31, 2022 KST
The Roles of Political Network Diversity and Social Media News Access in Political Participation in the United States and South Korea
Sun Kyong LeeKyun Soo KimAmanda Franklyn
Surveys in South Korea and the US show mostly commonalities between respondents' personal networks and political participation, but cross-cutting discussion was more strongly associated with political participation for Koreans.
Research Article
May 31, 2022 KST
The Comments of Chinese “Zhihu” Netizens on the U.S. Sanctions Against Huawei: The Role of anti-Western Centrism in Nationalist Narratives
Yawei ChenAbdul Mua’ti @Zamri AhamdMastura MahamedDiyana Kasimon
An analysis of 327 responses to a post about U.S. sanctions against Huawei on the Chinese Q&A community Zhihu shows anti-Western centrism.
Review Article
November 30, 2014 KST
American Attitudes Toward Japan and China, Decades of Polls
Faith LakenJibum KimTom W. Smith
Gathering polling items about China and Japan from 1937 to 2011, we examine how Americans think about these two powerful East Asian countries. Our study...