This literature review makes it evident that it is in the production process in which the
interplay between communication, popular culture, and society becomes visible. As a …

Empirical and anecdotal evidence shows that the news media are male-dominated. This
study updates the extant literature on women's representation in the op-ed pages of ten US …

“Will you please stop saying that word? My daughter is listening…” rebuked Donald-
Trumpsurrogate Scottie Nell Hughes to Republican strategist Ana Navarro in a CNN …

Over the past few decades, numerous studies have examined the question of whether
women and men tend to use different communicative styles, strategies, and practices. In this …

Many female service members deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan report experiencing some
level of combat. However, female veterans may perceive combat and threat differently than …

This Handbook links the growing body of media and conflict research with the field of
security studies. The academic sub-field of media and conflict has developed and expanded …

This quantitative and qualitative analysis of Time and Newsweek explores how women are
incorporated into a globalization discourse that often is seen as a masculinized public …

Japan conscripted a disputed number of “comfort women” to sexually service their soldiers
in occupied territories during World War II. In the aftermath of war, this apparatus was …

Introduction More than 20 years ago (1995), at the Beijing Platform for Action during the
United Nations' Fourth World Conference on Women, Article 13 of the “Action for Equality,…” …

This qualitative analysis of print and digital content in The Dallas Morning News examines
racial, ethnic, and gender diversity in a regional newspaper's coverage after it made a …