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Domestic violence as entertainment: Gender, role congruity and reality television

Media and Intervention: Examining Representations of Afghan Women in The New York Times

ABSTRACT In the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign, Republican nominee Donald Trump vowed to bring troops home from Afghanistan. After the election, in August of 2017, newly elected President Trump,…
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“The Facebook is a state of Roma”: Negotiating identities, building communities, and belongingness online among Roma in the Czech Republic

This article examines social media as a site for identity negotiation and community building among Roma in the Czech Republic. As Roma are continually denied authority over the construction of their…
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Where does Afghanistan fit in China’s grand project? A content analysis of Afghan and Chinese news coverage of the One Belt, One Road initiative

One Belt, One Road is a political and economic initiative developed by China to revive ancient trade routes in an effort to encourage international trade. One Belt, One Road will increase China’s…
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From under the veil to under the knife: Women, global beauty and cosmetic surgery in Afghanistan

"The fact is, I'm gay": Coming Out as a Public Figure

The politics of being a woman: feminism, media and 21st century popular culture

In their edited collection, The Politics of Being a Woman: Feminism, Media and 21st Century Popular Culture, Heather Savigny and Helen Warner argue that our current discussions of contemporary medi...
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Surface imaginations: Cosmetic surgery, photography, and skin, Rachel Alpha Johnston Hurst. McGill-Queen's University Press (2015), 249, ISBN: 978-07735-4600-4

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“It's Not Your Fault, You Didn't Recognize Me”: Acceptability of Domestic Violence On Reality TV

Winning hearts and minds: A critical analysis of independent media development in Afghanistan

ABSTRACT Utilizing a political economic framework, this study investigates the development and expansion of independent media in Afghanistan, focusing on one of the largest private media companies in…
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