1. Introduction: Journalistic Role Performance in Times of Change
2. Journalists' Ideological Branding: Bridging Professional and Personal Branding on Twitter
3. Strengthening the Theoretical Foundations of Role Performance Theory
4. How the Social Complements, Extends or Replaces the Professional: Autonomy and Adaptation in Journalist–Source Relationships
5. Navigating Ideals and Realities: On Using Reconstruction Interviews to Study Journalistic Roles
6. A Watchdog That No Longer Barks: Role Performance of Investigative Journalism in China in the Digital Age
7. Catch, Engage, Retain: Audience-Oriented Journalistic Role Performance in Canada
8. Journalistic Role Performance in Australia During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Events, Media Systems and Journalistic Practice
9. Feeding off Each Other: Journalistic Role Negotiations Between Local and Foreign Reporters in Nairobi
10. Between Headlines and Punchlines: Journalistic Role Performance in Western News Satire
11. Interpreting or Reporting? An Analysis of Journalistic Interventionism Across Western European Countries
12. "Whether That's Truly Objective Journalism, Probably Not": Professional Retreatism and Professional Dilemmas When Reporting on Muslims
13. Time-based Variability in the Presence of Infotainment, Service, and Civic Roles in Czech Quality Press
14. Scrutinising Algorithms: Assessing Journalistic Role Performance in Chinese News Media's Coverage of Artificial Intelligence
15. And That's a Fact: A Rhetorical Perspective on the Role of Fact-Checkers
16. Changes in Journalism in Politicised Media Systems: A Study on Newspapers in Poland and Hungary
17. The Context-Dependent Demand for Watchdog Journalism: Dynamics in Audience Expectations for Journalists' Role Performance