This article develops the concept of “identity propaganda,” or narratives that strategically
target and exploit identity-based differences in accord with pre-existing power structures to …

There is growing consensus among the scientific community members about the urgency of
debating ways to promote Open Science (OS). However, the notion of OS itself has been …

I finished this book half-way through 2020, a turbulent and era-defining year. Both the Covid-
19 pandemic, resulting in a disproportionate number of 'BAME'deaths, and the# …

Recent discussions on “decolonizing” knowledge production have often foregrounded the
importance of centering “marginal” perspectives, which is crucial but insufficient as it risks …

In this essay, we theorize how terms like “decolonization” and “decoloniality” have entered
into the vernacular of the discipline of Communication Studies and remained largely as …

This essay lays initial groundwork for a theory of communicative disenfranchisement (TCD),
which explores what occurs when individuals' experiences, identities, and relationships are …

In this introduction for the special section on “Exclusions in the History of Media Studies,” we
begin by calling attention to the constituting role that exclusion has played in the …

Communication looks like, along with the essays written by scholars such as C. Riley
Snorton, Megan E. Morrisey, Julia R. Johnson, and Gust A. Yep. The call has clearly …

Although there have been extensive discussions on decolonizing the field of media and
communication (s), not much attention has been paid to the way that curricula reproduce …

1 Michel-Rolph Trouillot, Silencing the Past: Power and the Production of History (Boston,
MA: Beacon Press, 1995), 27. narrate the history of media institutions and technologies, as …