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Lars Willnat

Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

S.i. Newhouse School of Public Communications

Communications Management

Media Studies

Newhouse School of Public Communications

Lars Willnat is currently serving as a Communications Management Professor at Syracuse University.

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communication journalism mass communication media studies social sciences political communication social media public opinion contemporary china international communication scholarly communication societal influence globalization covid-19 computational journalism fake news intercultural communication television studies cultural impact communication research digital age media use united states history racial discrimination chinese political science online information narrative cultural change migration studies news analytics information society chinese politics information overload foresight historical scholarship user perception digital society citizen journalism editorial independence interactive journalism risk communication journalism history chinese culture third-person effect agenda-setting past affective political polarization public perceptions media exposure asian immigrants anti-asian stigmatization national image threat perceptions western europe mediatized realities comparative perspective professional values global medium popular medium political behavior medium culture political science international coverage international medium

Notable Scholarly Works

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Attitudes of U.S. Public Broadcasters: A Liberal Helping of Interpretive Journalism. Electronic News (2024)

Stan JastrzebskiLars Willnat

television studiesjournalismcommunicationmass communication

The American Journalist Under Attack: An Institution at Risk. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2024)

Lars WillnatDavid H. WeaverCleve Wilhoit

communicationmass communicationamerican political thoughtcitizen journalismpolitical communicationinteractive journalismeditorial independencerisk communicationjournalism historyjournalismmedia studies

What Makes a Super Influencer? Testing the Origin of Fame Theory in China. Online Media and Global Communication (2024)

Yihan ShaoLars Willnat

cultural impactcommunicationmass communicationsocial influenceinternational communicationfame theorysocial mediachinese culturecommunication researchpopular culturesocietal influencecontemporary chinaculturesuper influencerjournalismmedia studies

Who Covers What? Analyzing Audience Perceptions of Gender Differences in News Beat Coverage. Journalism (2024)

Martina SantiaLars WillnatStan Jastrzebski

mass communicationaudience perceptionssocial sciencesgender differencesjournalismmedia studies

Covid-19 and Xenophobia in America: Media Exposure, Anti-Asian Stigmatization, and Deservingness of Asian Immigrants. Asian Journal of Communication (2023)

Lars WillnatJian ShiDavid De Coninck

asian immigrantscommunicationmass communicationracial discriminationcovid-19intercultural communicationsocial sciencespolitical communicationanti-asian stigmatizationmedia exposurejournalism

Cross-Border Journalism in North America. Springer eBooks (2023)

Lars WillnatDavid H. WeaverMaría-Elena Hernández-RamírezLaura E. Cañuelas-Torres

international migrationjournalismnorth america

Media Use and Affective Political Polarization: What Shapes Public Perceptions of Immigrants’ Deservingness?. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2023)

Lars WillnatChristine OganJian Shi

television studiescommunicationmass communicationpublic perceptionspublic opinionmedia usesocial sciencessocial mediapolitical communicationaffective political polarizationjournalismmedia studies

Mission vs. Money: Professional Values and Attitudes of Public and Commercial Media Journalists in the United States. Journalism Practice (2023)

Stan JastrzebskiLars Willnat

communicationpublic opinionunited statesjournalismprofessional values

News Exposure and Americans’ Perceptions of China in 2019 and 2021. Online Media and Global Communication (2023)

Shuo TangLars Willnat

cultural impactcommunicationmass communicationdigital societyscholarly communicationpublic opinionsocial impactcultural changesocial sciencesinternational communicationcommunication researchpolitical communicationcontemporary chinajournalismmedia studies

Introduction to Global Media and China’s Special Issue on Covid-19. Global Media and China (2022)

Lars WillnatZixue Tai

communicationmass communicationcovid-19scholarly communicationinternational communicationpublic policypolitical communicationcontemporary chinajournalismglobalizationmedia studies

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Lars Willnat

Professor

Syracuse University

Affiliations

S.i. Newhouse School of Public Communications

Communications Management

Media Studies

Newhouse School of Public Communications

Lars Willnat is currently serving as a Communications Management Professor at Syracuse University.

Honors

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Syracuse University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Attitudes of U.S. Public Broadcasters: A Liberal Helping of Interpretive Journalism. Electronic News (2024)

Stan JastrzebskiLars Willnat

television studiesjournalismcommunicationmass communication

The American Journalist Under Attack: An Institution at Risk. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly (2024)

Lars WillnatDavid H. WeaverCleve Wilhoit

What Makes a Super Influencer? Testing the Origin of Fame Theory in China. Online Media and Global Communication (2024)

Yihan ShaoLars Willnat

Who Covers What? Analyzing Audience Perceptions of Gender Differences in News Beat Coverage. Journalism (2024)

Martina SantiaLars WillnatStan Jastrzebski

mass communicationaudience perceptionssocial sciencesgender differencesjournalismmedia studies

Covid-19 and Xenophobia in America: Media Exposure, Anti-Asian Stigmatization, and Deservingness of Asian Immigrants. Asian Journal of Communication (2023)

Lars WillnatJian ShiDavid De Coninck

asian immigrantscommunicationmass communicationracial discriminationcovid-19intercultural communicationsocial sciencespolitical communicationanti-asian stigmatizationmedia exposurejournalism

Cross-Border Journalism in North America. Springer eBooks (2023)

Lars WillnatDavid H. WeaverMaría-Elena Hernández-RamírezLaura E. Cañuelas-Torres

international migrationjournalismnorth america

Media Use and Affective Political Polarization: What Shapes Public Perceptions of Immigrants’ Deservingness?. Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media (2023)

Lars WillnatChristine OganJian Shi

television studiescommunicationmass communicationpublic perceptionspublic opinionmedia usesocial sciencessocial mediapolitical communicationaffective political polarizationjournalismmedia studies

Mission vs. Money: Professional Values and Attitudes of Public and Commercial Media Journalists in the United States. Journalism Practice (2023)

Stan JastrzebskiLars Willnat

communicationpublic opinionunited statesjournalismprofessional values

News Exposure and Americans’ Perceptions of China in 2019 and 2021. Online Media and Global Communication (2023)

Shuo TangLars Willnat

Introduction to Global Media and China’s Special Issue on Covid-19. Global Media and China (2022)

Lars WillnatZixue Tai

communicationmass communicationcovid-19scholarly communicationinternational communicationpublic policypolitical communicationcontemporary chinajournalismglobalizationmedia studies

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