Latest Research in Media Studies and Communication

Top Research Topics in Media Studies and Communication

• Media Studies and Communication — 7 papers
• Archaeology and ancient environmental studies — 7 papers
• Misinformation and Its Impacts — 6 papers
• Classical Antiquity Studies — 5 papers
• Multilingual Education and Policy — 3 papers
• Ancient and Medieval Archaeology Studies — 3 papers
• Religious Tourism and Spaces — 3 papers
• Sports, Gender, and Society — 3 papers
• Water Governance and Infrastructure — 2 papers
• Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Consciousness Is the New Oil: Parallel Paradise Building, Ecstatic Economics, and the Developmental Theory of Value (2 citations)
2. Afterlife preparation and commemoration: the muqarnas ceiling of Archbishop Lope Fernández de Luna’s funerary chapel in late fourteenth-century Zaragoza
3. Conspiracy Theorists and Appreciating Evidence
4. Mobility and Roman Britannia
5. Koskarlı Cave: excavations at an Epipalaeolithic site in the eastern Black Sea region of Türkiye
6. Health journalism in Pakistan: new horizons among old challenges
7. The €82 Million That Never Existed / 82 milioni che non esistono — working paper + replication bundle (Cognitive Sovereignty, 02)
8. “Artery: Racial Ecologies on Colombia’s Magdalena River”
9. Maintaining place: How journalists preserve their communities during times of dislocation
10. X Marks the Spot: Continuities of Colonial Spatial Exploitation in Luanshya, Zambia
11. Constructing public visibility: Chinese as a minority language in the linguistic landscape of Port of Spain
12. ‘They’re selling our oxygen!’ Rumours and conservation in Yangambi Biosphere Reserve
13. Entangled political institutions and forms: From corporatisation to treaty
14. Indigenous Participation Without Guaranteed Compensation: A Legislative and Policy Audit of Australian Participation-Remuneration Gaps
15. The Business of Contradiction: The Political Economy of the Modern Publishing Industry
16. Linguistic ethnography in post-digital field sites – methodological challenges of bridging online and offline contexts
17. Objectionable Solidarity and Fractures in the Ethics of Global Health Solidarity
18. The Middle Bronze I Foundation of Hazor
19. Reducing belief in conspiracy theories as they unfold using large language models
20. From “Time is money” to “Time is life”: cyberslacking and the moralization of time in contemporary China