AUBG Faculty Bibliography: Sarelska, Darina

Journal Articles

Jenkins, J., & Sarelska, D. (in press). Adapting to crisis: A comparative study of journalism practices and role conceptions during the COVID-19 pandemic in Europe. Journalism.

Sarelska, D., & Jenkins, J. (2022). Truth on demand: Influences on how journalists in Italy, Spain, and Bulgaria responded to Covid-19 misinformation and disinformation. Journalism Practice, 17(10), 2178–2196. https://doi.org/10.1080/17512786.2022.2153075

Conference Proceedings

Сарелска, Д. (2024). Мисинфодемия – отразяване на COVID-19 в българските медии. Местни специфики в европейски контекст [In Bulgarian] [Mis-infodemic - Coverage of COVID-19 in Bulgarian media. Local specifics in a European context]. В Н. Огнянова, М. Нейкова, Д. Вацов, & Р. Ковачева, Дезинформацията: Презареждане. Сборник с доклади от от международната научна конференция „Дезинформацията: Презареждане“ (стр. 129-147). Университетско издателство „Св. Климент Охридски“. https://unipress.bg/image/catalog/E-izdania/KOVACHEVA_DEZINFORMACIATA.%20E-izdanie.pdf

Sarelska, D. (2020). Agenda setting under question: can media tell people what to think about when no one trusts the messenger? Examining issue salience of television news over social media users in Bulgaria. В Н. Огнянова, К. Симеонов, Т. Буруджиева, А. Славов, & Г. Радойкова, Европейският съюз и новото нормално – От социална изолация към гражданска осъзнатост [The European Union – From social isolation to civic awareness] (pp. 142-158). Minerva. https://jeanmonnetexcellence.bg/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/PhD-conference-proceedings-2020.pdf

Dissertation

Sarelska, D. (2021). Regressive media model: The rise and fall of press freedom in Bulgaria (2000-2020). Exploring journalistic cultures in post-communist Eastern Europe. [Doctoral dissertation, The University of Tennessee]. TRACE. https://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_graddiss/6548/