Abstract
This study shines a light upon the United Nation’s global agenda of sustainable development goal “Health Risk Communication “under the umbrella of political communication regarding COVID-19 pandemic. The main impetus for conducting this research is to evaluate America and Pakistan’s digital media diplomatic communication which is known as “DIGIPLOMACY.” The researcher evaluates Twitter’s content, termed “twiplomacy,” around COVID-19. Underlying the study id a quantitative method: survey method for Pakistan and America; as well as content analysis - Twitter’s content of both country’s officials to explore digital media, Twitter’s content regarding health risk communication of COVID-19 and its political communication creating psychological impact on general public. The research uses multiple theories to strengthen the skeleton of study - Social Responsibility Theory, Cognitive Theory and Digital Diplomacy Theory.
Presenters
Sumblah Bukhari SyedaVisiting Lecturer, Faculty of Media and Communication Studies, University of Central Punjab, Punjab, Pakistan
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Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
Theme
2022 Special Focus: Trust, Surveillance, Democracy
KEYWORDS
COVID-19, PANDEMIC, HEALTH CRISIS, PYSCHOLOGICAL IMPACT, POLITICAL COMMUNICATION, TWITTER, DIPLOMACY
Digital Media
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