Ryan Salzman
Biographic Data
| ID | 846923 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ryan Salzman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ryan |
| FAMILY NAME | Salzman |
| SIGNATURE | SALZMAN R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northern Kentucky University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9915-2770 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Pop-Up Civics in 21st Century America: Understanding the Political Potential of Placemaking
Pop-Up Civics in 21st Century America: Understanding the Political Potential of Placemaking
Toward understanding the prevalence and purpose of placemaking among community development institutions in the United States
Placemaking is a form of public engagement that impacts community development by building social capital, motivating public policy, and shaping real estate development. Popular across public-focused industries, placemaking permeates strategies for community development. This project seeks to elucidate the extent to which community development-centered institutions engage in placemaking and for what reasons. The institutions of focus in this study…
Toward understanding creative placemaking in a socio-political context
Going deeper: Social media use and the development of democratic attitudes in Latin America
The deepening of democracy in developing regions requires that individuals support their political systems not only through democratic behaviours but also through the continual strengthening of democratic attitudes. Traditional news media have long held a favoured position when it comes to understanding democracy. Now social media has emerged as a new and exciting communication technology. This project explores social media use and the unique way…
News Media Consumption and Political Behavior in Latin America
News media are an important factor in any democratic society. Research focused on developed democracies has paved the way for analysis in the context of less well-developed democracies. The project endeavors to continue that investigation into whether and how news media consumption affects democratic behavior among individuals in a region comprised of developing democracies: Latin America. Employing rich survey data available from the 2008 Latin …
News or Noticias: A Social Identity Approach to Understanding Latinos’ Preferred Language for News Consumption in the United States
For Latinos in the United States, decisions reflecting which language they prefer for news media consumption can have substantial effects on the quality of the content they receive. However, little is known about what influences Latinos’ language preferences for news media consumption. This project looks to fill that void to the immediate appeal of academics and media analysts by asking, What influences Latinos’ language preference for news? This…
Judging the Judiciary: Understanding Public Confidence in Latin American Courts
Although there is a substantial literature examining public confidence in the judiciary in developed nations, scholars have paid scant attention to analyzing judicial confidence in developing countries. Building on extant work regarding developed nations and introducing original hypotheses in the context of developing nations, this research explains influences on public confidence in Latin American judiciaries by developing a theory that focuses …
Transnational Politics in Central America. Luis Roniger: Gainesville: University Press of Florida , 2011
Central American scholars choose one of two approaches for studying the isthmus. One is a broad region-based approach to analysis and the other is a state-centered approach that treats each Central American state as distinct from the others. The difference between these two approaches hinges on the perceived character of the people and institutions in Central America as either intrinsically shared or primarily unique to each state. In his book Tr…
Judging the Judiciary: Understanding Public Confidence in Latin American Courts
Although there is a substantial literature examining public confidence in the judiciary in developed nations, scholars have paid scant attention to analyzing judicial confidence in developing countries. Building on extant work regarding developed nations and introducing original hypotheses in the context of developing nations, this research explains influences on public confidence in Latin American judiciaries by developing a theory that focuses …
Toward understanding the prevalence and purpose of placemaking among community development institutions in the United States
Placemaking is a form of public engagement that impacts community development by building social capital, motivating public policy, and shaping real estate development. Popular across public-focused industries, placemaking permeates strategies for community development. This project seeks to elucidate the extent to which community development-centered institutions engage in placemaking and for what reasons. The institutions of focus in this study…
News Media Consumption and Political Behavior in Latin America
News media are an important factor in any democratic society. Research focused on developed democracies has paved the way for analysis in the context of less well-developed democracies. The project endeavors to continue that investigation into whether and how news media consumption affects democratic behavior among individuals in a region comprised of developing democracies: Latin America. Employing rich survey data available from the 2008 Latin …
News or Noticias: A Social Identity Approach to Understanding Latinos’ Preferred Language for News Consumption in the United States
For Latinos in the United States, decisions reflecting which language they prefer for news media consumption can have substantial effects on the quality of the content they receive. However, little is known about what influences Latinos’ language preferences for news media consumption. This project looks to fill that void to the immediate appeal of academics and media analysts by asking, What influences Latinos’ language preference for news? This…
Going deeper: Social media use and the development of democratic attitudes in Latin America
The deepening of democracy in developing regions requires that individuals support their political systems not only through democratic behaviours but also through the continual strengthening of democratic attitudes. Traditional news media have long held a favoured position when it comes to understanding democracy. Now social media has emerged as a new and exciting communication technology. This project explores social media use and the unique way…
Transnational Politics in Central America. Luis Roniger: Gainesville: University Press of Florida , 2011
Central American scholars choose one of two approaches for studying the isthmus. One is a broad region-based approach to analysis and the other is a state-centered approach that treats each Central American state as distinct from the others. The difference between these two approaches hinges on the perceived character of the people and institutions in Central America as either intrinsically shared or primarily unique to each state. In his book Tr…
News or Noticias: A Social Identity Approach to Understanding Latinos’ Preferred Language for News Consumption in the United States
For Latinos in the United States, decisions reflecting which language they prefer for news media consumption can have substantial effects on the quality of the content they receive. However, little is known about what influences Latinos’ language preferences for news media consumption. This project looks to fill that void to the immediate appeal of academics and media analysts by asking, What influences Latinos’ language preference for news? This…
Judging the Judiciary: Understanding Public Confidence in Latin American Courts
Although there is a substantial literature examining public confidence in the judiciary in developed nations, scholars have paid scant attention to analyzing judicial confidence in developing countries. Building on extant work regarding developed nations and introducing original hypotheses in the context of developing nations, this research explains influences on public confidence in Latin American judiciaries by developing a theory that focuses …
News Media Consumption and Political Behavior in Latin America
News media are an important factor in any democratic society. Research focused on developed democracies has paved the way for analysis in the context of less well-developed democracies. The project endeavors to continue that investigation into whether and how news media consumption affects democratic behavior among individuals in a region comprised of developing democracies: Latin America. Employing rich survey data available from the 2008 Latin …
Toward understanding creative placemaking in a socio-political context
Going deeper: Social media use and the development of democratic attitudes in Latin America
The deepening of democracy in developing regions requires that individuals support their political systems not only through democratic behaviours but also through the continual strengthening of democratic attitudes. Traditional news media have long held a favoured position when it comes to understanding democracy. Now social media has emerged as a new and exciting communication technology. This project explores social media use and the unique way…
Pop-Up Civics in 21st Century America: Understanding the Political Potential of Placemaking
Pop-Up Civics in 21st Century America: Understanding the Political Potential of Placemaking
Toward understanding the prevalence and purpose of placemaking among community development institutions in the United States
Placemaking is a form of public engagement that impacts community development by building social capital, motivating public policy, and shaping real estate development. Popular across public-focused industries, placemaking permeates strategies for community development. This project seeks to elucidate the extent to which community development-centered institutions engage in placemaking and for what reasons. The institutions of focus in this study…
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Latin Americans (3 works) · Media Studies and Communication (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Social Media and Politics (3 works)