No. 58 (2025): Mediating ‘Foreign Conflicts’: The Role of News Media and Social Media in Shaping Perceptions of Extranational Conflicts

DOI: https://doi.org/10.51698/tripodos.2025.58

Published: 13-06-2025

Full Issue

• Tripodos 58 - Full Issue

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Introduction

• Mediating ‘Foreign Conflicts’: The Role of News Media and Social Media in Shaping Perceptions of Extranational Conflicts

  Stephen Goulding, Zixiu Liu, Amy McCroy

  6-9

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Monograph

• The construction of a female narrative in the resistance of the Ukrainian war (2014-2024): Examples (uses), channels and tools

  Miguel Oliveros Mediavilla, Enrique Vaquerizo Domínguez, Luis Alonso Martín-Romo

  10-28

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• The Trust Dilemma: Whom Shall I Believe? Navigating the Narrative Maze of the Israel-Palestine Conflict through Social Media of Mainstream News Networks

  J. Joynes, V. Vijay Kumar

  29-59

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• Media, Social Media, and NGOs: Key Players in Shaping Parliamentary Agendas on Post-Conflict Burundi and the DRC

  Beatriz Herrero-Jiménez, Adolfo Carratalá, Rosa Berganza

  60-82

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• Violence as a content creation strategy: reach and interaction with international conflicts in the profiles of political influencers

  Maitane Palacios López, Santana Lois Poch Butler

  83-106

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• The Russian Invasion of Ukraine from the Infotainment Perspective: Analysis of the Coverage by Spanish Television

  Gloria Rosique Cedillo, Paz Crisóstomo Flores

  107-128

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Fundamentals

• Why don't I see deliveries in TV series? Characteristics of childbirth representation in contemporary television

  Raquel Crisóstomo

  130-144

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• Cynicism, distrust and dissatisfaction among Spanish and Mexican millennials and centennials in audiovisual consumption on streaming platforms

  Carlos Fernández-Rodríguez, Luis M. Romero-Rodríguez, Jorge Alberto Hidalgo Toledo

  145-168

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• Analysis of Popular Science Content on YouTube Available in Sign Language

  Javier Almela Baeza, Anna Isabel López Ortega, Marina L. Yubero

  169-188

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