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Original ResearchPublished 28 September 2026Responsibilization of purchasing health-related commodities: a genre-based multimodal discourse analysis of advertorials on WeChatLuojia Wang · Chang ZhangFrontiers in Communicationdoi 10.3389/fcomm.2026.1927623
Original ResearchPublished 24 September 2026A process evaluation of everyday life rehabilitation: a critical discourse analysis of housing staff perspectivesAndré Sjöberg · Linda Richter Sundberg · Maria LindströmFrontiers in Health Servicesdoi 10.3389/frhs.2026.1771613
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Original ResearchPublished 23 September 2026Discursive constructions of critical consumer identity on social media: between authentic advocacy and greenwashing accusationsHilarius Bambang Winarko · Fabianus Fensi · Endah FantiniFrontiers in Communicationdoi 10.3389/fcomm.2026.1950077
CorrectionPublished 21 September 2026Correction: Discursive polarization in the construction of contested statehood: positive self and negative other in the Kosovo–Serbia conflictKrenare Cerkini · Thora TenbrinkFrontiers in Communicationdoi 10.3389/fcomm.2026.1977908
Original ResearchPublished 18 September 2026President Gustavo Petro’s calls for social mobilization as discursive risk: analyzing YouTube automatic transcriptsJoseph Livingston Crawford-Visbal · Fátima Martínez-Gutiérrez · Rolando Pérez-VelaFrontiers in Communicationdoi 10.3389/fcomm.2026.1863039
Original ResearchPublished 31 July 2026A computational analysis of human rights discourse in news media using institutional theoryJoel Andrew B. Cruz Jr · Ma. Rowena R. CaguiatFrontiers in Big Datadoi 10.3389/fdata.2026.1899143
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Original ResearchPublished 20 May 2026How is decision-making about grazing management influenced by reliance on rangelands at farm level? Insights from small ruminant farms in French Mediterranean areasElisa Deschamps · Magali JouvenPastoralism: Research, Policy and Practicedoi 10.3389/past.2026.16171
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