Latest Research in Gender, Feminism, and Media

Top Research Topics in Gender, Feminism, and Media

• Media Studies and Communication — 16 papers
• Gender, Feminism, and Media — 6 papers
• Archaeology and ancient environmental studies — 5 papers
• Sports, Gender, and Society — 4 papers
• African studies and sociopolitical issues — 4 papers
• Misinformation and Its Impacts — 3 papers
• Public Relations and Crisis Communication — 3 papers
• Historical Economic and Social Studies — 3 papers
• Agriculture and Rural Development Research — 3 papers
• Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Media–Power Compatibility Dynamics Collapse as Reconfiguration in the Maya World (760–1697)
2. Glottocatalepsy and the Linguistic Ecosystem: Two Concepts for Analysing the Gap Between Institutional Recognition and Budgetary Provision for France's Regional Languages
3. Beyond speed and strategy: A configurational analysis of collective attention to post-match institutional discourse in the UEFA Champions League
4. The Structural Penalty of Enclosure: A Descriptive Addendum on Agency, Collective Attribution, and the Difference Between Preservation and Peace — Final v1.0
5. The Distinct Nomological Pathways of Psychological Factors of Conspiracy Mentality
6. Conservation and Repair Process of Turkish Islamic Artifacts: Kayseri Ulu Mosque Ali Saim Ülgen Repairs
7. Glottocatalepsy and the Linguistic Ecosystem: Two Concepts for Analysing the Gap Between Institutional Recognition and Budgetary Provision for France's Regional Languages
8. The Structural Penalty of Enclosure: A Descriptive Addendum on Agency, Collective Attribution, and the Difference Between Preservation and Peace — Final v1.0
9. Beyond Linear Time: Temporal Plurality of Annales and the Interpretation of the Late Chalcolithic Period in North Mesopotamia
10. Navigating the hybrid media landscape? Danish green NGOs’ use of digital platforms for internal and external communication
11. Ethnic branding in contemporary China: Buyi and the paradox of difference
12. Digital Tribalism and Nostalgic Regression: A Case Study of "Proto-Cancellation" within the Personal Profiles of 1970s Rock Musicians (2010–2014)
13. Digital Tribalism and Nostalgic Regression: A Case Study of "Proto-Cancellation" within the Personal Profiles of 1970s Rock Musicians (2010–2014)
14. Why does distant suffering matter? Discursive domestication in Chinese mainstream media and social media on the Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum
15. Data for: From Urban Signals to Durable Urban Form: The Institutional Role of Waqf in Ottoman Algiers (1580–1830)
16. The Limited Power of Journalists: Insights from the Armstrong Case on the Social Conditions Enabling the Neutralisation of Investigative Reporting
17. Data for: From Urban Signals to Durable Urban Form: The Institutional Role of Waqf in Ottoman Algiers (1580–1830)
18. How FIFA's We Are 26 Campaign, Turned the 2026 World Cup Into a Global Movement
19. Essential but Peripheral: The Position of Developers at the Margins of Journalism
20. Grounding Afrocentric Architecture in African Art Traditions and Organic Building Cultures