Research in political communication has recently begun to explore the role of non-Western English-language state-funded international broadcasters (NEIBs) influencing audiences. Despite this, there been little attention given understanding how NEIBs engage and influence young people ‘Western’ democracies. Our article addresses this gap by providing a detailed analysis RT's English-language, you...

Abstract This paper presents a robust approach using artificial neural networks in the form of a Self Organizing Map (SOM) as a semi-automatic method for analysis and identification of morphometric features in two completely different environments, the Man and Biosphere Reserve “Eastern Carpathians” (Central Europe) in a complex mountainous humid area and Yardangs in Lut Desert, Iran, a hyper...

Abstract This article presents a qualitative study of media discourses around fake news, examining 288 news articles from two national elections in Denmark 2019. It explores how construct as security threat and journalists articulate their own role relation to this threat. The draws on discourse theory the concept logics critically map particular meaning ascriptions subject positions come domin...

Political participation is one of the evidences of persons' presence for determining their fate. So, by developing more democracy in the world, noticing to the different aspects of people involvement in the political scene will be highlighted. Political participation is one of the essential prerequisites for the development and progress. In this regard, women as a significant part of the popula...

The geographic distribution of Astragalus L. (Fabaceae) was analyzed using a database of 12377 geo-referenced observations. In the old world (including Asia, Africa and Europe) there are ca. 2900 euploid species classified in 166 distinct sections. In this study using geographic information system (GIS) by means of DIVA-GIS (ver. 4) distribution map of some more important sections in the old wo...