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	ART : 33091 : Not available for external loan
	Justifying the use of excessive force : a critical discourse analysis of Chinese police individual WeChat subscription accounts
	English
	20231121
	Cambridge University Press
	Wang, Han
	police violence \| discourse analysis \| cross-national comparison \| counternarratives \| denial \| social media \| justification for violence \| attitude of police personnel \| attitude to violence \| China \| United States
	Modern Asian studies ; doi: 10.1017/S0026749X2300032X

	ART : 32915 : Not available for external loan
	Cognitive factors underlying the impact of postmigration stressors on subjective well-being : well-being comparisons and self-efficacy
	English
	20231028
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Churbaji, Dana \| Morina, Nexhmedin
	Germany \| Arab refugees \| well-being \| self efficacy \| postmigration factors \| stressors \| social media usage \| comparison \| self concept \| time factors \| psychological stress \| psychometrics \| Comparison Standards Scale for Well-Being (CSS-W)-Arabic version \| General Self-Efficacy Scale (GSES) \| Social Media Engagement Scale (SMES) \| World health Organization Well-being Index (WHO-5) \| Refugee Postmigration Stress Scale (RPMS)
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	Clinical psychology and psychotherapy ; doi: 10.1002/cpp.2928

	ART : 32438 : Not available for external loan
	Access to digital media and devices among adolescents in sub-Saharan Africa : a multicountry, school-based survey
	English
	20230404
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Wang, Dongqing \| Shinde, Sachin \| Drysdale, Roisin \| Vandormael, Alain \| Tadesse, Amare W. \| Sherfi, Huda \| Tinkasimile, Amani \| Mwanyika-Sando, Mary \| Moshabela, Mosa \| Bärnighausen, Till \| Sharma, Deepika \| Fawzi, Wafaie W.
	Africa \| Tanzania, United Republic of \| Sudan \| South Africa \| Ethiopia \| Burkina Faso \| digital technology \| developing countries \| income \| maternal educational status \| social media \| computers \| sex distribution \| mobile phones \| communication technology accessibility \| self report \| cross-sectional study [publication type] \| adolescents \| usage \| accessibility
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	Maternal and child nutrition ; doi: 10.1111/mcn.13462

	ART : 32576 : Not available for external loan
	Out of sight, out of mind : the impact of lockdown measures on sentiment towards refugees
	English
	20230302
	Taylor and Francis
	Reda, Amir Abdul \| Sinanoglu, Semuhi \| Aboussalah, Amine
	Turkey \| attitude to refugees \| attitude change \| contextual factors \| pandemic effects \| lockdowns effects \| public opinion \| social media
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	Journal of information technology and politics ; doi: 10.1080/19331681.2023.2183301

	ART : 32445 : Not available for external loan
	Online repression and tactical evasion : evidence from the 2020 Day of Anger protests in Egypt
	English
	20230300
	Taylor and Francis
	Lutscher, Philipp M. \| Ketchley, Neil
	repression strategies \| censorship \| social media control \| protest \| personal security \| politics \| Egypt
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	Democratization ; vol. 30, no. 2

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	Political institutions and the gendered use of social media among political candidates : evidence from Tunisia
	English
	20230221
	Taylor and Francis
	Holm, Malin \| Skhiri, Yasmine \| Zetterberg, Pär
	Tunisia \| politics \| patriarchy \| gender aspects \| transition to democracy \| social media role \| elections \| communication
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	Journal of information technology and politics ; doi: 10.1080/19331681.2023.2173701

	ART : 32034 : Not available for external loan
	Exploring factors affecting voters' participation in a presidential campaign : a qualitative study in a post-revolutionary society
	English
	20230210
	Taylor and Francis
	Ben Lazreg, Jihene \| M’Sallem, Wafa
	Tunisia \| political participation \| decision making \| politicians \| reputation \| personal image \| trust \| social media role \| voting behaviour \| elections \| transition to democracy \| determinants
	Journal of political marketing ; doi: 10.1080/15377857.2023.2168830