Latest Research in Media Studies and Communication

Top Research Topics in Media Studies and Communication

• Media Studies and Communication — 5 papers
• Political Economy and Marxism — 2 papers
• South Asian Studies and Conflicts — 2 papers
• World Systems and Global Transformations — 2 papers
• Chinese history and philosophy — 2 papers
• Archaeology and Rock Art Studies — 2 papers
• Eurasian Exchange Networks — 2 papers
• Digital Economy and Work Transformation — 2 papers
• Misinformation and Its Impacts — 2 papers
• Transboundary Water Resource Management — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Right-Libertarian Theory of History. Part IV: A Reformulation of the Capitalist Libertarian Government
2. Geopolitical Hermeneutics of Suspicion: An Epistemically Disciplined Method for Interpretive Evaluation
3. Embodied Experience and Emotional Labor: An Autoethnography of Capturing and Archiving Screenshots From Ephemeral Social Media
4. Settlement and Landscape Transformations in the Khaybar Oasis From Late Antiquity to the Late Islamic Period
5. Decolonising spatial planning research through a relational approach: insights from Auroville, India
6. Private Houses and Graves in the Diyala Region (87 citations)
7. Brokering Pacific labour mobility: Relation, constraint and aspiration at the interstices of supply chain capitalism
8. Unknown Russia: Forgotten Landscapes of Small Peoples
9. Smartphone-Based GenAI and the Ruralization of Indian-Language News
10. Lost and Found in Nuremberg: A Manuscript Fragment with an Old Frisian Oath Formula
11. The Historical Plurality of Capitalism: Belonging, Civilizational Routes, and the Limits of Global Convergence
12. The Historical Plurality of Capitalism: Belonging, Civilizational Routes, and the Limits of Global Convergence
13. Unmaking inequality in the age of anti-wokeism: Power abuse, sexualised violence and the struggle for safeguarding in media and cultural industries
14. Uncredited Hands: Labour, Branding and Collaboration at William Pryor Floyd’s Victoria Photographic Gallery in Nineteenth-Century Hong Kong
15. Dragon² (龖): From Mahjong's "Double Dragon Embrace" to Peaceful U.S.–China Coexistence and Peace Under Heaven—A Life-Writing Narrative
16. Anchored in capital: A Bourdieusian analysis of journalistic identity and resilience in the Portuguese field
17. Urban transformation in heritage cities through the perceptions of experts- A case of Varanasi, India
18. Pandemics and statecraft : epidemiological crisis, and governance in the late-Ming Dynasty
19. Exploration of the discourse of ultras supporters’ groups on digital social networks and its implications
20. Who Speaks for Whom? Revisiting M. N. Srinivas and the Idea of Public Sociology