📰 Frontiers in Communication 2026 — papers

The works of Frontiers in Communication published in 2026 that our library holds (publisher: Frontiers Media): 2 works, listed below with the most cited first; each has a page with our summary, its key points and its references.

Most cited papers

By their OpenAlex citations; a paper with our summary links to its page here, the others to the original.

1. Establishing customers’ value co-creation of using metaverse commerce: applying Servicescape models ↗Hasan Alhanatleh, Ameen Al Htibat, Abdallah Ali Mohammad Alrifae et al.10 citations
2. From understanding to influence: the interplay of AI literacy, self-efficacy, and trust in predicting communication students’ AI adoption and word-of-mouth ↗Daniel-Rareș Obadă, Camelia Grădinaru, Ioan-Alexandru Grădinaru7 citations
3. Digital ethics, cultural values, and self-regulation of social media activities in Indonesia and Malaysia ↗Erman Anom, Saddam Rassanjani4 citations
4. Digital marketing strategies for sustainable medical tourism development: a framework for emerging destinations ↗Khaydarova Dilora Ikhtiyorovna, Nutfillo Ibragimov4 citations
5. Drama marketing in digital commerce: how emotional storytelling shapes consumer perceptions ↗Pongsakorn Limna, Yarnaphat Shaengchart, Supakorn Suradinkura4 citations
6. Environmental journalism and the struggle against disinformation in Brazil: navigating digital hostility and climate crisis coverage ↗Claudia Sarmento3 citations
7. Epistemic stance markers in corporate social responsibility reports: a discourse analysis of energy sector communications ↗Shuai Liu3 citations
8. Non-verbal communication in financial reports: ethnic diversity, intersectionality, and the construction of meaning in facial images ↗Tiago Alves Ferreira, Fabiola Jeldes-Delgado, Rodrigo Esteban Ortiz-Henriquez3 citations
9. Thai boys love series and idols: a new facet of soft power diplomacy in Thailand ↗Poowin Bunyavejchewin3 citations
10. Understanding Nauryz among Kazakhs and Nogais: the cyclical concept of time and cultural renaissance ↗Raimbek Zeinullin, Nazgul Zhanisovna Kudaibergenova, Zeinabil Aidarbekov et al.3 citations

All works of the year (485)

The most cited first; 2 with our summary link to their page here, the others to the original.

1. Establishing customers’ value co-creation of using metaverse commerce: applying Servicescape models ↗Hasan Alhanatleh, Ameen Al Htibat, Abdallah Ali Mohammad Alrifae et al.10 citations
2. From understanding to influence: the interplay of AI literacy, self-efficacy, and trust in predicting communication students’ AI adoption and word-of-mouth ↗Daniel-Rareș Obadă, Camelia Grădinaru, Ioan-Alexandru Grădinaru7 citations
3. Digital ethics, cultural values, and self-regulation of social media activities in Indonesia and Malaysia ↗Erman Anom, Saddam Rassanjani4 citations
4. Digital marketing strategies for sustainable medical tourism development: a framework for emerging destinations ↗Khaydarova Dilora Ikhtiyorovna, Nutfillo Ibragimov4 citations
5. Drama marketing in digital commerce: how emotional storytelling shapes consumer perceptions ↗Pongsakorn Limna, Yarnaphat Shaengchart, Supakorn Suradinkura4 citations
6. Environmental journalism and the struggle against disinformation in Brazil: navigating digital hostility and climate crisis coverage ↗Claudia Sarmento3 citations
7. Epistemic stance markers in corporate social responsibility reports: a discourse analysis of energy sector communications ↗Shuai Liu3 citations
8. Non-verbal communication in financial reports: ethnic diversity, intersectionality, and the construction of meaning in facial images ↗Tiago Alves Ferreira, Fabiola Jeldes-Delgado, Rodrigo Esteban Ortiz-Henriquez3 citations
9. Thai boys love series and idols: a new facet of soft power diplomacy in Thailand ↗Poowin Bunyavejchewin3 citations
10. Understanding Nauryz among Kazakhs and Nogais: the cyclical concept of time and cultural renaissance ↗Raimbek Zeinullin, Nazgul Zhanisovna Kudaibergenova, Zeinabil Aidarbekov et al.3 citations
11. Algorithmic clearance as professional communication: public traces from AI-augmented auditing ↗Yuhao Xiong, Huanchen Zhang, Yunqian Wang2 citations
12. Apomediation, AI, and the illusion of autonomy: risks of misinformation in patient decision-making ↗Antonio Ponce Rojo, Tomás Fontaines-Ruíz, Luis M. Romero-Rodríguez2 citations
13. Artificial intelligence and media labour transformation in Arab journalism: professional identity, behavioural change, and ethical challenges ↗Rania Abdel-Qader Abdallah, Sawsan Taha, Rahima A. Aissani2 citations
14. Cross-national evidence on influencer-driven green choice: a moderated-mediation model of authenticity, parasocial ties, and greenwashing exposure ↗Stefanos Balaskas, Ioanna Yfantidou2 citations
15. Decoding antisemitism online: linguistic and multimodal challenges in the age of AI ↗Matthias Jakob Becker, Jordan Blatter, Oksana Stanevich2 citations
16. Dependence on social media for climate change information and its effects: a survey study on a sample of Omanis ↗Mohammed Mostafa Refaat Moharam, Ahmed Maher khafaga Shehata2 citations
17. Digital Strategic Engagement in Artrepreneurship: development and content validation of a multidimensional scale ↗Maria Susan Mathew, Ajimon George, Emilda K. Joseph et al.2 citations
18. Digital cognitive democracy and the public sphere in Indonesia’s electoral politics ↗Catur Nugroho2 citations
19. Emotional discourse and symbolic contestation in Indonesia's digital public sphere: an ethnographic content analysis of online reactions from YouTube comments on LPG subsidy regulatory adjustment news ↗Rulli Nasrullah, Murodi, Suhaimi et al.2 citations
20. Engaging with scientific knowledge in hospital settings: a qualitative study of information sources and barriers among healthcare professionals ↗Veronica Kvalen Pilskog2 citations
21. Fog of War: the role of fake news in initiating and prolonging conflict ↗Johannes Scherling2 citations
22. From stream to purchase: exploring parasocial interaction and social presence as mediators of impulsive purchase in TikTok live commerce ↗Istia Ayu Hadiyati, Amia Luthfia2 citations
23. Generation alpha speaks in memes: a conceptual framework for platformed language ↗Dag Øivind Madsen2 citations
24. Hashtags and resistance on TikTok: cultural, discursive, and algorithmic dimensions ↗Rut Martínez Borda, Nerea Rubio-López, Sara Infante Pineda et al.2 citations
25. Influencer marketing and Gen Z's purchase intentions: a structural equation modeling approach ↗Kodiarasi Muthulingam, Nixon Amirtharaj2 citations

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📄 Works with our summary in our library (2)

The most cited first (OpenAlex citations plus our library's).

1. Correction: From world Englishes to Hyperlingua: English as infrastructural governance in Jordan and the Middle EastFrontiers in CommunicationMohamad Almashour, Hesham Aldamen, Marwan Jarrah2026
2. From world Englishes to Hyperlingua: English as infrastructural governance in Jordan and the Middle EastFrontiers in CommunicationMohamad Almashour, Hesham Aldamen, Marwan Jarrah2026

🧭 Top topics

Topics of its works in our library, with the number of works on each.

English (2)Semitic languages (1)

📚 Fields

🎭Arts and Humanities (2)🤝Social Sciences (1)

🧑‍🔬 Top authors

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🏛️ Top institutions

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🎓University of JordanAmman · Jordan2 works here

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