“…4 And yet, the relationship between digital media and social acceptability is still underexplored. Research on social acceptability has predominately focused on the conceptualization of the phenomenon (Barbier and Nadaï 2015;Beaudry, Fortin, and Fournis 2014;Batellier 2015aBatellier , 2015bBatellier , 2016Raufflet 2014), the mapping of its guiding principles (Kermagoret, Levrel, and Carlier 2015;Libaert 2013;Pham and Torre 2012), the identification of its determinants (Arbour 2016;Bergeron et al 2015;Gauthier, Chiasson, and Robitaille 2015), and the role of political and institutional actors during public consultations (Arcand 2016;Batellier 2015b;Gendron et al 2016). The roles of experts (Gendron 2016) and the media (Housset 2002) have also been studied, as well as the place of conflict (Baba and Mailhot 2016) and emotion (Fisher 2011) within the debates.…”