Trump Tweets, the World Reacts

Regina Luttrell is assistant professor of social media and public relations at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.

• AcknowledgementsIntroduction: America Under a Trump Administration: Vicissitudes in CommunicationRegina LuttrellPart 1: JournalismChapter 1. Undiplomatic Diplomacy: The Challenges of Public Diplomacy in the Age of TrumpStephanie Madden, Leysan Khakimova Storie, and Michael J. SteudemanChapter 2. The News Media Framing of Trump: An Enigma or a Political RenegadeArvind DiddiChapter 3. “A Statement from the President”: The Social Construction of News and Journalists’ use of Donald Trump’s TweetsBrian MoritzPart 2: Government Chapter 4. China is Laughing at US. SAD!: Trump’s Twitter DiplomacyChiaoning Su and Paige L. GibsonChapter 5. Why Tweeting Makes for Bad Policy: President's Trump’s Twitter Campaignand its Shortchanging of Critical ThinkingDwight DeWerth-PallmeyerPart 3: Social MediaChapter 6. Presidential Twitter Storms: When is President Trump Creating a Storm? Jennifer Grygiel and Regina LuttrellChapter 7. Total Losers, Highly Overrated: Donald Trump and Internet Trolling in Real LifeRobert J. BaronPart 4: BusinessChapter 8. Trump, Trucks, and Twitter: The Auto Industry Case and Presidential Speech on Social MediaSteve A. StuglinAbout the EditorAbout the Contributors

Donald Trump was a boundary-defying presidential candidate and continued to defy conventional norms early in his presidency. This collection of essays and studies assembled by Gina Luttrell helps us make sense of a changing political and journalistic environment in the Trump era, not only in the United States but overseas. From looking at how journalists have covered Trump to Trump's use of Twitter, this book offers vital insights and raises important questions about American politics as we know it and where we are going forward.