Asian Journal of Communication

The Asian Journal of Communication is published by the Wee Kim Wee School of Comm & Info, NTU and AMIC, the Asian Media Information and Communication Centre.

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The Asian Journal of Communication (AJC) is a refereed international publication that provides a venue for high-quality communication scholarship with an Asian focus and perspectives from the region. It publishes 6 issues per year. More info: https://t.co/5i7zFPvsLv

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As alternative health (AH) digital media gains a strong following, does exposure to it fuel vaccine misinformation? Uncover the contributing constructs in this study by Dr. @yuan_yuan_wu and Dr. @Ozan_Kuru_https://t.co/yxVhleMaXO

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With the growing interest of producers in exporting Chinese TV formats like The Amazing Magicians globally, Dr. Hong Zhang explores how professionalism, multiculturalism, and cosmopolitanism fuel export, boosting China’s soft power of entertainment. https://t.co/tPEbHB0dtf

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What makes Rethinking Media Studies: Media, Meditation, and Communication a must-read for reimagining media’s role in modern society? Find out in this book review by @nookarajub https://t.co/U3JexX56Xi

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How are the Global South countering knowledge inequities online? Dr. Bunty @Avieson and AssPro @MazumdarSuruchi investigate India’s “Wiki Warriors” who challenge English language hegemony and digital colonialism on Wikipedia. https://t.co/XpIrYmFyl8

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Do embedded traditional gender norms and contextual environments shape gender inequality in online politics? Explore key dynamics in digital political participation in this cross-national study by @yqpan_comm and collaborators. https://t.co/b6ZPFP0OBW

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Understand the key limitations of the use of grounded theory in communication studies in Indonesia and discover recommendations for more effective future utilization from this study by Dr. Wan Norbani Wan Noordin.

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How did Arabic media shape public perception, handle discourse, and navigate misinformation challenges during the pandemic? Dr. Abdulrahman Alroumi @AfAlroumi reviews El Mustapha Lahlali’s book. https://t.co/gerOVOG4h3

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State-dominated “ideotainment” has become a global trend to enhance political persuasion. But does fandom nationalism always succeed? This study by @CBB23768720 uncovers what makes fandom nationalism unsuccessful. https://t.co/06hitMCEMJ

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Discover how opinion leadership shapes behavior in Confucian cultures. Dr. Nan Zhang @HNancy2023 explores how interpersonal trust and leadership drive environmental action in China. https://t.co/enphrPnZ7e

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Social media serves as a double-edged sword for Chinese migrants in Singapore! While boosting life satisfaction, it also increases perceived online discrimination. Understand  the role of  self-esteem in all this. Read more https://t.co/f2xGnw6bwZ @caicaimengxuan

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🔗 Submit your manuscript via https://t.co/hnYnc3e8fR

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🎓Scholars are invited to submit manuscripts that focus on the dynamic, nuanced, and structural and subjective experiences of social actors and groups under digital authoritarianism...
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✍️ Our Special Issue editors are Prof. Guo Zhongshi and Prof. Wang Dan from Hong Kong Baptist University, Prof. Zhang Shixin of University of Nottingham Ningbo China, and Prof. Wang Haiyan of University of Macau.

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— how authoritarian states and the subjective experiences of social actors interact to negotiate the mechanisms of authoritarianism.
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‼️ EXTENDED ‼️
New Deadline for Abstract Submission: 15 July 2024
🔗 Submit manuscripts via https://t.co/3jzq4s2XQe

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Does Islamic communication originally come from Islamic values/knowledge? Read “Islamic communication as an invention of modern-western knowledge: Critical analysis toward Islamic communication in Indonesia” by @holyrd

Read more ➡️https://t.co/qzT8h0S6U8

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Utilizing social media, Cadar Garis Lucu, a niqabi (face-veiled) community, is breaking the stereotype of oppressed, voiceless, Muslim women.
Andina Dwifatma & Annisa R. Beta's observed three discursive strategies. Read full analysis here ➡️ https://t.co/Elh3cFIGOq

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Providing fresh insights and new theoretical tools to party-media research, the article places the theoretical focus on the non-editorial sector of media and adopts econometric analysis to investigate the party-media relationship in China. ➡️ https://t.co/0wQdwKCMY0

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How do South Korea & China's disputes over history (Balhae kingdom) play out on English Wikipedia? Discover how global platforms both amplify and mediate historical debates. 📖 Download the study here ➡️ https://t.co/LjOTuIlAZC