At a time of severe political, economic, environmental, security, technological, and
identitarian challenges, global media studies can make important contributions to an …

This study examines how Bangladesh, a Muslim-dominated country located in the global
South, has been portrayed in leading US media over the past five years (2011–2015) …

This study examines how Adult Education (AE) is framed in Tanzanian print media using a
mixed-method approach. This study involved content analysis of four newspapers …

The relevance of foreign aid within International Relations is found intrinsically related to the
concept of development. However, this one has transformed over the last decades but what …

Several studies on the transnationalisation of public spheres have explored how
interdependent relationships, particularly in the European Union context, foster the cross …

In 2003, India, Brazil, and South Africa co-founded the IBSA Dialogue Forum, or IBSA, to
counter marginalization and promote social equality among the Global South nations. Given …

This paper compares the way the US and Indian elite press framed the nuclear accord
between these countries brokered by President Bush on his visit to India in March 2006. This …

The use of discursive framing by the authoritarian regimes, especially in the post-Soviet
countries, is not an understudied phenomenon. Multiethnic composition of the population …

What happens to a nation's human trafficking policies and practices when that nation, a
democracy, co-founds an international organisation dedicated to human rights? This project …

Few studies have investigated how the press covers political leaders' deaths and the
societal, cultural and political connotations of such coverage. Even fewer have tackled the …