Ines Engelmann
Biographic Data
| ID | 4094969 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ines Engelmann |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ines |
| FAMILY NAME | Engelmann |
| SIGNATURE | ENGELMANN I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Friedrich Schiller University Jena |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3236-9895 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 38 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
“Vote for Me, I Am Authentic”
Authenticity has become a key concept in political communication, particularly during election campaigns, which offer opportunities for politicians to strategically convey an authentic image. Studies show that voters increasingly value politicians who appear authentic, a factor influencing their voting behavior. In particular, social media provides an ideal environment for politicians to perform authenticity during campaigns by allowing them to b…
Amplifying the News
The Impact of Politicians’ Populist Performance on Perceived Political Authenticity
Rational-Critical User Discussions
Due to their potential influence on the individual and societal formation of opinions, the quality of online discussions has been a subject of widespread interest. From a deliberative perspective, rational argumentation and critical reflection are central criteria for good discourse. Drawing on research on the perception of arguments and the conditions of disagreement, we ask how argument strength is linked to the likelihood of receiving (reasone…
Salient deliberative norm types in comment sections on news sites
Civil and argumentative public discussions are considered crucial for functioning democracies. Among other factors, the quality of user discussions of political issues on news sites depends on prevalent discussion norms. We integrate injunctive and descriptive norms into news comment research, assuming that the degree of salience of the respective norm influences the commenting behavior. Furthermore, we discuss how technical affordances such as d…
Do We Know Politicians' True Selves From the Media? Exploring the Relationship Between Political Media Exposure and Perceived Political Authenticity
Authenticity is an increasingly important factor in citizens' evaluations of political candidates and their voting decisions. As citizens value political authenticity, politicians attempt to appear true to themselves in the public eye. However, little research has examined how these perceptions of politicians as more or less authentic are constructed. This study examines how citizens form perceptions of politicians' authenticity and particularly …
Effects of News Factors on Users’ News Attention and Selective Exposure on a News Aggregator Website
Do journalistic relevance criteria still matter in digital news environments where news is selected and aggregated by algorithms? This article investigates how news factors (e.g., conflict, power elite) influence users’ news attention and selective exposure on the news aggregator website Google News. Alongside direct effects, the study also examines indirect effects of news factors on users’ news selection processes via media cues of news items o…
Journalismus und Framing
User comments
User comments allow ‘annotative reporting’ by embedding users’ viewpoints within an article's context, providing readers with additional information to form opinions, which can potentially enhance deliberative processes. But are these the only reasons why people comment on online news and read these comments? This study examines factors that motivate, or demotivate and constrict, such participation by surveying nearly 650 commenters, lurkers, and…
User Rankings and Journalistic News Selection
User rankings provide detailed information about the news selection of internet audiences. Due to the difficult economic situation of many publishing companies, newsrooms are increasingly forced to take these data into account. This paper contributes to the debate about an increasing audience orientation in journalism. We conducted a content analysis of various media outlets and user rankings in order to explore current differences between journa…
Nachrichtenfaktoren und die organisationsspezifische Nachrichtenselektion. Eine Erweiterung der Nachrichtenwerttheorie um die Meso-Ebene journalistischer Organisationen
M&K Medien & Kommunikationswissenschaft , Seite 41 - 63
User Rankings and Journalistic News Selection
User rankings provide detailed information about the news selection of internet audiences. Due to the difficult economic situation of many publishing companies, newsrooms are increasingly forced to take these data into account. This paper contributes to the debate about an increasing audience orientation in journalism. We conducted a content analysis of various media outlets and user rankings in order to explore current differences between journa…
Do We Know Politicians' True Selves From the Media? Exploring the Relationship Between Political Media Exposure and Perceived Political Authenticity
Authenticity is an increasingly important factor in citizens' evaluations of political candidates and their voting decisions. As citizens value political authenticity, politicians attempt to appear true to themselves in the public eye. However, little research has examined how these perceptions of politicians as more or less authentic are constructed. This study examines how citizens form perceptions of politicians' authenticity and particularly …
Effects of News Factors on Users’ News Attention and Selective Exposure on a News Aggregator Website
Do journalistic relevance criteria still matter in digital news environments where news is selected and aggregated by algorithms? This article investigates how news factors (e.g., conflict, power elite) influence users’ news attention and selective exposure on the news aggregator website Google News. Alongside direct effects, the study also examines indirect effects of news factors on users’ news selection processes via media cues of news items o…
Salient deliberative norm types in comment sections on news sites
Civil and argumentative public discussions are considered crucial for functioning democracies. Among other factors, the quality of user discussions of political issues on news sites depends on prevalent discussion norms. We integrate injunctive and descriptive norms into news comment research, assuming that the degree of salience of the respective norm influences the commenting behavior. Furthermore, we discuss how technical affordances such as d…
Nachrichtenfaktoren und die organisationsspezifische Nachrichtenselektion. Eine Erweiterung der Nachrichtenwerttheorie um die Meso-Ebene journalistischer Organisationen
M&K Medien & Kommunikationswissenschaft , Seite 41 - 63
The Impact of Politicians’ Populist Performance on Perceived Political Authenticity
Nachrichtenfaktoren und die organisationsspezifische Nachrichtenselektion. Eine Erweiterung der Nachrichtenwerttheorie um die Meso-Ebene journalistischer Organisationen
M&K Medien & Kommunikationswissenschaft , Seite 41 - 63
User comments
User comments allow ‘annotative reporting’ by embedding users’ viewpoints within an article's context, providing readers with additional information to form opinions, which can potentially enhance deliberative processes. But are these the only reasons why people comment on online news and read these comments? This study examines factors that motivate, or demotivate and constrict, such participation by surveying nearly 650 commenters, lurkers, and…
User Rankings and Journalistic News Selection
User rankings provide detailed information about the news selection of internet audiences. Due to the difficult economic situation of many publishing companies, newsrooms are increasingly forced to take these data into account. This paper contributes to the debate about an increasing audience orientation in journalism. We conducted a content analysis of various media outlets and user rankings in order to explore current differences between journa…
Journalismus und Framing
Effects of News Factors on Users’ News Attention and Selective Exposure on a News Aggregator Website
Do journalistic relevance criteria still matter in digital news environments where news is selected and aggregated by algorithms? This article investigates how news factors (e.g., conflict, power elite) influence users’ news attention and selective exposure on the news aggregator website Google News. Alongside direct effects, the study also examines indirect effects of news factors on users’ news selection processes via media cues of news items o…
Rational-Critical User Discussions
Due to their potential influence on the individual and societal formation of opinions, the quality of online discussions has been a subject of widespread interest. From a deliberative perspective, rational argumentation and critical reflection are central criteria for good discourse. Drawing on research on the perception of arguments and the conditions of disagreement, we ask how argument strength is linked to the likelihood of receiving (reasone…
Salient deliberative norm types in comment sections on news sites
Civil and argumentative public discussions are considered crucial for functioning democracies. Among other factors, the quality of user discussions of political issues on news sites depends on prevalent discussion norms. We integrate injunctive and descriptive norms into news comment research, assuming that the degree of salience of the respective norm influences the commenting behavior. Furthermore, we discuss how technical affordances such as d…
Do We Know Politicians' True Selves From the Media? Exploring the Relationship Between Political Media Exposure and Perceived Political Authenticity
Authenticity is an increasingly important factor in citizens' evaluations of political candidates and their voting decisions. As citizens value political authenticity, politicians attempt to appear true to themselves in the public eye. However, little research has examined how these perceptions of politicians as more or less authentic are constructed. This study examines how citizens form perceptions of politicians' authenticity and particularly …
Amplifying the News
The Impact of Politicians’ Populist Performance on Perceived Political Authenticity
“Vote for Me, I Am Authentic”
Authenticity has become a key concept in political communication, particularly during election campaigns, which offer opportunities for politicians to strategically convey an authentic image. Studies show that voters increasingly value politicians who appear authentic, a factor influencing their voting behavior. In particular, social media provides an ideal environment for politicians to perform authenticity during campaigns by allowing them to b…
Political science (10 works) · Social Media and Politics (9 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Media Studies and Communication (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · News media (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · World Wide Web (4 works)