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spir-14089	Esau, Katharina; Bruns, Axel; Vodden, Laura; Riedlinger, Michelle; Vilkins, Samantha; Lefevre, Laura; Lubicz-Zaorski, Carly; Srinivas, Arjun; Obeid, Abdul; Meese, James; Angus, Daniel; Graham,, Timothy; Burgess, Jean; Münch, Felix; Gaisbauer, Felix; Pournaki, Armin; Ohme, Jakob; Watt, Ned; Montaña-Niño, Silvia	ANALYSING NEWS POLARISATION: FROM PRODUCTION TO ENGAGEMENT AND BEYOND	2025.0	24	.pdf	application/pdf	8779	427	37	Building on theoretical approaches from political science and media and communication studies, we examine four types of polarisation that we suggest are critical to determining news media polarisation: source polarisation (which actors get to speak?), positional polarisation (what positions are represented?), value polarisation (what societal and/or individual values are explicitly or implicitly privileged?), and affective polarisation (what emotions are attached to different actors and perspectives?). ANALYSING NEWS POLARISATION: FROM PRODUCTION TO ENGAGEMENT AND BEYOND Axel Bruns Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Katharina Esau Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Laura Vodden Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Michelle Riedlinger Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Samantha Vilkins Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Laura Lefevre Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Carly Lubicz-Zaorski Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Arjun Srinivas Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Abdul Obeid Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology James Meese RMIT University Daniel Angus Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Timothy Graham Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Jean Burgess Digital Media Research Centre, Queensland University of Technology Felix Münch Leibniz-Institut	cache/spir-14089.pdf	txt/spir-14089.txt