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Andrew ChadwickDepartment of Communication and Media, Loughborough UniversityVerified email at lboro.ac.uk
Dr. Declan McDowell-NaylorResearch Associate at School of Journalism, Media and Culture, Cardiff UniversityVerified email at cardiff.ac.uk

Ellen Watts

Ellen Watts

LSE Fellow in Qualitative Research Methodology, The London School of Economics

Verified email at lse.ac.uk

Political Communication Popular Culture Representation Research Methods


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Authority signaling: How relational interactions between journalists and politicians create primary definers in UK broadcast news A Chadwick, D McDowell-Naylor, AP Smith, E Watts Journalism, 1464884918762848, 2018	29	2018
‘Russell Brand’sa joke, right?’Contrasting perceptions of Russell Brand’s legitimacy in grassroots and electoral politics E Watts European Journal of Cultural Studies, 1367549419861627, 2019	9	2019
“With and Between You All”: Celebrity Status, User-Audience Networks, and Representative Claims in Emma Watson’s Feminist Politics E Watts, A Chadwick		2019
Celebrities as Political Representatives: Explaining the Exchangeability of Celebrity Capital in the Political Field E Watts Royal Holloway, University of London, 2019		2019
Book Review: Mark Wheeler, Celebrity Politics E Watts Political Studies Review 14 (2), 281-282, 2016		2016

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