Vol. 31 No. 1 (2026) | Historia y Comunicación Social

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Cubierta Historia y Comunicación Social 31(1) 2026

Vol. 31 No. 1 (2026)

Published: 2026-07-14

Articles

Neither sexist nor feminist: Machos Alfa's ambiguity and equidistance regarding gender equality

Mar Chicharro-Merayo, Alicia Gil Torres

1-11
- PDF (Spanish)
Between Testimony and Reflection: Postdocumentary in Post-Conflict Colombia

Pablo Calvo de Castro

13-20
- PDF (Spanish)
Journalistic Role Performance and its Hybridization. Analysis on the coverage of Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Soledad Rodríguez-Esperanza, María Luisa Humanes

21-30
- PDF (Spanish)
Nostalgia Pop: Analysis of the Representation of Francoism on TikTok

Pablo Martínez Antón, Lorena Cano-Orón

31-44
- PDF (Spanish)
Trayectoria evolutiva del tratamiento social para mujeres jóvenes “xiǎojiě” en China y su interacción con el contexto mediático: un análisis diacrónico (1912–2024)

Yan Wenjun, Cao Yufei

45-56
- PDF (Spanish)
Political Polarization and Noisein Spain's Investiture Debates (2000–2023)

Aurken Sierra, Jordi Rodríguez-Virgili, Clara González-Tosat

57-68
- PDF (Spanish)
The newspaper “Pueblo”: construction and deconstruction of the “Marisol myth”. An example of journalistic malpractice

Ignacio Fernández Sarasola

69-79
- PDF (Spanish)
La baraja y el soldado. Dissemination of a fake news in the Spanish press of the 19th and 20th centuries

Inmaculada Casas-Delgado

81-91
- PDF (Spanish)
(Nuevos) Personajes, temáticas y espacios en el (nuevo) cine español dirigido por mujeres

Teresa Martín García, Marías Marcos Ramos

93-102
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Journalistic Writing: Composition and Technologies. Narratological Analysis and Multimodal Integration in Print and Digital Texts

Xavier Alejandro Gómez-Muñoz, Hilda Paola Muñoz-Pico, Roberto Gamonal Arroyo

103-114
- PDF (Spanish)
Feminism, Visual Culture, and Television in Post-Revolutionary Portugal: The Case of Nome Mulher

Carla Baptista

115-122
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The Historical Evolution of Public Trust in Media: A Comparative Diachronic Study of Print, TV, and AI Using Structural Equations and Content Analysis

Nacereddine Mazari

123-137
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Use and impact of phonotypes in Meta's digital marketing in Mexico

Ivanov Amezcua Pérez, Inmaculada Berlanga Fernández

139-149
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Netflix Advertising for Generation Z. An Analysis of Sex Education and Elite

Jose Antonio Cortés Quesada, Ainhoa Garcia Rivero, Erika Fernández Gómez

151-164
- PDF (Spanish)
Streaming Uniformity and Language Diversity on Netflix and Prime Video Streaming Platforms

Silvia Florea

165-174
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Catalan nationalism in the Spanish press: the coverage of the newspaper La Libertad during “the plane inclined to the dictatorship”

Alba Begoña Recio Giralda, Gabriela C. Cobo del Rosal Pérez

175-184
- PDF (Spanish)
Russian and Ukrainian strategic narratives and their presence in the media of Chile, Colombia, Spain, and Mexico

Carlos Berrío-Meneses, Carolina Yepes Hernández

185-197
- PDF (Spanish)
From Radio Broadcasting to Livestream: Genres, Roles, and Inclusion Standards at Radio Galega gêneros, funções e padrões de inclusão na Rádio Regional da Galiza

Concepción Gómez López

199-208
- PDF (Spanish)
Women journalists during the Franco regime in África: revista de tropas coloniales and La Guinea española

José Miguel García Pimentel

209-216
- PDF (Spanish)
Stereotypes of the female image on the covers of the magazine Blanco y Negro during the Second Republic (1931-1936)

Juan Miguel Sánchez Vigil, María Olivera Zaldua, Antonia Salvador Benítez

217-234
- PDF (Spanish)
Journalism and rugby in Spain: from scholarly omission to digital self-affirmation and thematic feminization

Pablo Sapag M., Armando Recio García

235-245
- PDF (Spanish)
The Moral Economy of Incel Discourse: From a Subsistence Minimum to a Recognition Threshold in Attention Markets

Yanna G. Franco, Berta Molina García

247-259
- PDF (Spanish)

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