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Publications by Walgrave (143)

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Iskander Debruyker and Stefaan Walgrave. How a New Issue Becomes an Owned Issue. Media Coverage and the Financial Crisis in Belgium (2008-2009)
Type: Peer-reviewed articles | Project: Partirep I
Jacquelien van Stekelenburg, Stefaan Walgrave, Bert Klandermans and Joris Verhulst. Contextualizing Contestation: The case of street demonstrations
Type: Peer-reviewed articles | Project: Caught in the Act of Protest (CCC)
Anke Tresch, Jonas Lefevere, Stefaan Walgrave. “Steal me if you can!" The impact of campaign messages on associative issue ownership”
Type: Peer-reviewed articles | Project: Partirep I
Stefaan Walgrave, Jinas Lefevere, Anke Tresch. The Limits of Competence Issue Ownership Dynamics: The Constraining Effect of Party Preference
Type: Working papers | Project: Partirep I
Amber Boydstun, Anne Hardy, Stefaan Walgrave. Two Faces of Media Attention: Media Storms vs. General Coverage
Type: Working papers | Project: Agenda-setting II
Stefaan Walgrave and Jonas Lefevere. Ideology, Salience, and Complexity. Determinants of Policy Issue Incongruence between Voters and Parties
Type: Working papers | Project: Voting test 2004
Stefaan Walgrave. The Missing Link in the Spread of Mobilization for Protest. Asking Others
Type: Working papers | Project: Caught in the Act of Protest (CCC)
Stefaan Walgrave, Ruud Wouters, Jeroen Van Laer, Joris Verhulst & Pauline Ketelaars. Transnational Collective Identification: May Day and Climate Change Protesters' Identification with Similar Protest Events in Other Countries
Type: Peer-reviewed articles | Project: Caught in the Act of Protest (CCC)
Stefaan Walgrave, Jonas Lefevere and Anke Tresch. The Associative Dimension of Issue Ownership
Type: Peer-reviewed articles | Project: Partirep I
Jonas Lefevere and Stefaan Walgrave. A perfect match? The impact of statement selection on VAA’s ability to match voters and parties.
Type: Working papers | Project: Voting test 2004
Jonas Lefevere, Knut De Swert, Stefaan Walgrave. Effects of Popular Exemplars in Television News
Type: Peer-reviewed articles | Project: Verkiezingspanel
Rens Vliegenthart, Stefaan Walgrave and Brandon Zicha. How preferences, information, and institutions interactively drive agenda-setting. Questions in the Belgian Parliament (1993-2000).
Type: Peer-reviewed articles | Project: Agenda-setting II
Stefaan Walgrave and Rens Vliegenthart. The Complex Agenda-Setting Power of Protest. Demonstrations, Media, Parliament, Government, and Legislation in Belgium, 1993-2000
Type: Peer-reviewed articles | Project: Agenda-setting II
Stefaan Walgrave, Lance Bennett, Jeroen Van Laer, and Christian Breunig. Network bridging and multiple engagements. Digital media use of protest participants
Type: Peer-reviewed articles | Project: INTERMOB
Ruud Wouters, Marc Hooghe, Julie De Smedt, Stefaan Walgrave. Rood en Groen op het scherm: de vakbonden in het Vlaams televisienieuws
Type: Other articles (without peer review system) | Project: Caught in the Act of Protest (CCC)

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