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Volume 19 No 2 (43) Special Issue 2026
Cringe Politics in the Digital Age
Gabriella Szabó
ELTE Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Political Science, Budapest, Hungary Lenka Vochocová
Charles University, Prague, CzechiaVolume 19 No 2 (43) Special Issue 2026
Cringe Communication in Hungarian Politics
Gabriella Szabo
ELTE Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Political Science, Budapest, Hungary István Benedek
ELTE Centre for Social Sciences, Budapest, Hungary,
Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, HungaryVolume 19 No 2 (43) Special Issue 2026
Cringe as a Form of Emotional Manipulation in Albanian Digital Campaigns (2025)
Edlira Gugu
Aleksandër Xhuvani University, Elbasan, AlbaniaVolume 19 No 2 (43) Special Issue 2026
Cringe as a Public Evaluative Affect
Snežana Bajčeta
University of Belgrade, Serbia Aleksandra Krstić
University of Belgrade, SerbiaVolume 19 No 2 (43) Special Issue 2026
INTERVIEW: Text versus Audience: Where Does Cringe Emerge?
Jan Zápotocký
Charles University, Prague, CzechiaVolume 19 No 2 (43) Special Issue 2026
BOOK REVIEW: Virginie Iché Célia Schneebeli & Lynn Blin (Eds.). (2026). Cringe Humor on Screen and in Digital Media: Pragmatic Perspectives
Damian Guzek
University of Silesia in Katowice, Palacký University Olomouc
Volume 19 No 2 (43) Special Issue 2026
“His Squareness” Filip Turek and his Engine Boys
Jonas Syrovatka
Charles University, Prague, Czechia Lenka Vochocová
Charles University, Prague, CzechiaVolume 19 No 2 (43) Special Issue 2026
The Politics of Golden Fries
Jan Zápotocký
Charles University, Prague, Czechia