Feminist scholarship in public relations thrives. This work, however, tends to focus on
practitioners, relies mostly on liberal and radical feminisms, adopts sociological and …

Extant research has considered how professional women negotiate the contradictory
demands of work and gender. However, these contradictions may be exacerbated for …

Colonization and decolonization continue to be debated both in terms of their meaning and
their efficacy in Communication Studies scholarship and across related fields of inquiry …

In the spirit of models of argument starting with inquiry, this book starts with a question: What
might it mean to teach argument in ways that open up spaces for change—changes of mind …

This article starts with the occasion of the 2012 London Olympics as “The Women's
Olympics” and looks both backward and forward to situate this occasion within the global …

This article offers a contextual perspective on the rhetorical mechanisms of victim blaming in
public sphere discourses. By supplementing Burke's dramatistic rhetorical analysis with …

Given the fraught political relationship between Hong Kong and China for the last 10 years,
China has been attempting to integrate the semi-autonomous region economically and …

The interrelation of scientific and aesthetic visual norms employed in anatomic sculptures
opens novel and effective persuasive registers in debates around bodily autonomy. Using …

YouTube allows activists to broadcast their missions and engage global
audiences.“Mother's Day for Peace,” a 2007 video, features American actresses who recite …

On a hot dusty day on 10 December 1996, in a ramshackle stadium facing 4000 South
Africans in the town of Sharpeville, Nelson Mandela signed a new, radical, Constitution into …