An emerging line of research has drawn attention to the significance of national identity in
shaping digital diplomatic practices. In this study, we look at the reciprocal construction of …

This essay complicates interpretations of digital architectures in online journalism production
in terms of journalistic interlopers and intralopers during an age of increased influence of …

Journalists from India-administered Kashmir have endured the psycho-social brunt of living
in a militarized zone. Restrictions imposed on the media by the governing class in a …

We theorize network diplomacy as a form of symbolic interaction and examine Twitter as an
arena for such interaction by comparing the social networks of US missions in Britain, India …

Engaging multimodal ethnographic work and content analysis methods, my dissertation
examines how populism emerges and endures in a particular media and institutional …

Abstract The United Nations and its specialised agencies are incentivised to use bias-free
language by a fundamental human rights law which prohibits discrimination of any kind …

Engaging multimodal ethnographic work and content analysis methods, my dissertation
examines how populism emerges and endures in a particular media and institutional …

Abstract The United Nations and its specialised agencies are incentivised to use bias-free
language by a fundamental human rights law which prohibits discrimination of any kind …

Citizen journalism is a contested term frequently used to describe journalistic practices and
processes performed by non-professional actors working outside of formal newsrooms. In …

This chapter provides a critical evaluation of the social, economic and political landscape in
South Asia, from a minority group perspective. The chapter considers Afghanistan …