How Populism Affects Crisis and Risk Communication

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Recorded06 Jun 2024

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Professor Mihelj's research focused on Brazil, the USA, Poland, and Serbia—countries led by populist leaders at the onset of the pandemic. By using diverse methods like media policy analysis, interviews with officials, and news coverage examination, she analyzed how populist leadership and attitudes shaped the effectiveness of crisis communication.

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