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Call for papers:

Media Use and 러시안 룰렛 게임 Engagement: Cross-Cultural Approaches

Special Section in theInternational Journal of Communication (IJOC)

Guest editors: Özen Odağ, Frank M. Schneider, Larisa Buhin, & Jinhee Kim

We cordially invite empirical research articles on media use and 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement taking up a cross-culturally comparative design!!!

Democracies around the world are struggling with the global decline of civic and 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement, especially among younger generations (Bessant, Farthing, & Watts, 2016; Smith & Thompson, 2015). Recent data from World Value Surveysandthe Eurobarometer have yielded alarming results (Whiteley, 2012), showing that young people in most Western countries are increasingly dissatisfied with and disinterested in liberal democracy (Foa & Mounk, 2017; Sloam, 2016).At the same time, this overall decline is paralleled by an increase of new forms of engagement such as lifestyle politics, Internet activism, and 러시안 룰렛 게임 consumerism (Dalton, 2004; 2006; Theocharis & van Deth, 2018).

These developments have contributed to a new understanding of citizenship, one in which citizens are increasingly engaging through informal, creative, participatory, and digitally networked activities, thus moving 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement into the domain of entertainment and personalized communication (Park, Kee, & Valenzuela, 2009).Activities that formerly took place offline (such as demonstrations, signing petitions, 러시안 룰렛 게임 discussions) have now largely moved into the online sphere and work in concert with offline civic engagement activity.They include a wide range of phenomena such as using social networks to access information, using digital platforms to exchange views, using mobile applications to access government services, and organizing protests on social networks (Bala, 2014).Many of these emergent behaviors are not yet fully understood.Their global rise across the world as expressed in countless examples of collective action in the Middle East, Asia, Europe, and the USA, however, render them a timely topic to studyfrom a cross-cultural perspective.

Current scholarship focuses especially on the social and psychological factors that connect media use and 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement (Hsiao, 2018; Hsiao & Yang, 2018; Valenzuela, Correa, & Gil de Zúñiga, 2018). Social identity, efficacy, injustice perceptions, emotions, values, and system justification beliefs have been identified as crucial psychosocial predictors of digitally enabled 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement (Hsiao, 2018; Jost et al., 2018; Valenzuela, Correa, & Gil de Zúñiga, 2018; Van Zomeren, Postmes, & Spears, 2008).At the same time, our understanding of these effects has remained insufficient and largely confined to Western democratic contexts (suchasEurope and the USA; see Hsiao, 2018, for an overview of this extensive research).Although a few authors have taken up a non-Western perspective and investigated such mechanisms of 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement in the non-Western world (e.g.Hsiao, 2018; Valenzuela, Correa, & Gil de Zúñiga, 2018; Wibisono, Louis, & Jetten, 2019), current scholarship isimpressively void of cross-culturally comparative approaches to the role of media in 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement.

This Special Section aims to highlight the influence of cultural factors (societies, cultures, cultural identities, 러시안 룰렛 게임 regimes etc.) on the relationship between media use and 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement. We are particularly looking for cross-culturally comparative empirical studies, both qualitative and quantitative, that deal with the role of media use in 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement. A central aim of the studies should be to understand cultural variance in the theories that have been produced on the topic. Studies should thus focus on a minimum of two cultural contexts that are compared.

The Special Section is open for a variety of topics. Examples include, but are not limited to:

- Cross-cultural studies on the role of satirical new media formats, such as 러시안 룰렛 게임 talk-shows and 러시안 룰렛 게임 Internet memes, for 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement;

-Cross-cultural studies on the role of specific social media platforms, such as Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and othernon-Western variants, for 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement;

-Cross-cultural studies on the role of entertainment media, such as 러시안 룰렛 게임 movies and video games, for 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement;

-Cross-cultural studies on the role of 러시안 룰렛 게임, religious, cultural identity in the relationship between media use and 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement;

-Cross-cultural studies on the role of ‘cultured’ emotions and values in the relationship between media use and 러시안 룰렛 게임 engagement;

-Cross-cultural studies on social-psychological mechanisms in the context of echo chambers, fake news, and propaganda

The review process is two-tieredand comprises the submission of anextended abstractand afull paper. Full papers will be invited only if they are accepted in the prior review of extended abstracts. Extended abstracts are due April 20, 2020; full papers are due September 20, 2020 (see time line below).

The extended abstract(1,000 words max. excluding tables and references) should present previously unpublished work on a topic of clear interest to the Special Section. The extended abstract would typically include information about the cross-cultural purpose, novelty, significance, or knowledge gap being addressed, the cross-culturalmethodologicaldesign of the study,and present cross-cultural results, conclusions and implications of the work conducted. Theextendedabstract must provide a title, a short 150-word abstract (not counted towards the 1,000 words), and up to five keywords that identify the thematic focus of the work. If accepted,the final full paper(8,900 words) must be turned in by September 20, 2020. For further details on formatting, author guidelines, and submission process, please visit https://ijoc.org/ index.php/ijoc/about/submissions#authorGuidelines.

Time line:

Submission Extended Abstracts: April 20, 2020

Submission Full Papers: September 20, 2020

Review Process: September 2020 - January 2021

Revision Process: January - April 2021

Resubmission: May 2021

Final Proofs: June/July 2021

Publication: September/October 2021

All papers in the IJOC arepublished as open access articleswithout publication fees for the authors. Submissionsengaging in open science practiceswill be given particular consideration in the review process. We also especiallywelcome preregistered studies.

We very much look forward to your extended abstracts!

For submission of extended abstracts, please contactoezen.odag@touroberlin.de.Please use this email also for further inquiry on the topic and procedure of our Special Section.