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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A Belated Submission to the Select Committee on the Future of Public Interest Journalism Vine, Josie
2017
2 p. 187-201
artikel
2 A Capstone Unit for Tertiary Journalism Programmes That Aims to Facilitate the Demonstration of Graduate Capabilities Cullen, Trevor
2015
2 p. 297-304
artikel
3 Ahead of the e-Curve in Fact Checking and Verification Education: The University of Hong Kong’s Cyber News Verification Lab Leads Verification Education in Asia Kruger, Anne
2017
2 p. 264-281
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4 A Regulatory Perspective on the Interests and Motivators of Creative Individuals Dent, Chris
2013
2 p. 261-276
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5 A Review of the Pacific Media Landscape: A Baseline Study Papoutsaki, Evangelia
2016
2 p. 270-287
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6 Audio Storytelling: Unlocking the Power of Audio to Inform, Empower and Connect McHugh, Siobhan
2014
2 p. 141-156
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7 Australian Medical/Health Journalists on the Value of Science-based Education and Training Furlan, Patrizia
2016
2 p. 175-188
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8 Biological Metaphor of “Natural History” for Internet Use: The Child–Adult Social Maturation Journey Green, Lelia
2013
2 p. 277-290
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9 Book review: Brian Schrag and Kathleen J. Van Buren, Make Arts for a Better Life: A Guide for Working with Communities Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 282-290
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10 Book review: Richard Heeks (Ed.), Information and Communication Technology for Development (ICT4D) Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 279-282
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11 Broadening ‘Media’ for Development Communication: Alternative Channels Employed in Loja, Ecuador Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 201-213
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12 Buy Local: Media Constructions of a “Green” Political Identity Wang, Ying
2013
2 p. 367-380
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13 By the Numbers Graham, Caroline
2015
2 p. 247-261
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14 Challenges Faced by Journalism Education in Sri Lanka Dissanayake, D.D. Nirosha Neranjala
2018
2 p. 164-175
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15 Challenges in Internationalizing Radio Journalism Course Content Wake, Alexandra
2012
2 p. 151-164
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16 Communicating Bushfire Safety in Australia: The Challenge for Government of Increasing Community Participation Brady, Danielle
2013
2 p. 351-365
artikel
17 Communication Studies: Why We Need to Design Environments that Cultivate Creative Competency Delmege, Sharon
2013
2 p. 245-259
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18 Community Radio as Amplification of Rural Knowledge Sharing Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 137-150
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19 Convergence and the Classification of Films in Australia: The Challenge of Assessing the Impact of Interactivity Walker, Larissa
2013
2 p. 337-350
artikel
20 Coups, Conflicts and Human Rights: Pacific Media Paradigms and Challenges Robie, David
2012
2 p. 217-229
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21 Data Journalism Classes in Australian Universities: Educators Describe Progress to Date Davies, Kayt
2016
2 p. 132-147
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22 David Robie. 2014. Don’t Spoil My Beautiful Face: Media Mayhem and Human Rights in the Pacific Blackall, David
2015
2 p. 333-341
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23 ‘De-Americanizing’ News Literacy: Using Local Media Examples to Teach Critical Thinking to Students in Different Socio-cultural Environments Hornik, Richard
2014
2 p. 175-185
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24 Development Support Communication in Practice: Towards Realizing Child Rights Through UNICEF Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 89-105
artikel
25 Distance Education and ‘Discovery Learning’ in First-year Journalism: A Case in Subject Improvement Ames, Kate
2016
2 p. 214-225
artikel
26 Driving Social Change Through Forum Theatre: A Study of Jana Sanskriti in West Bengal, India Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 164-177
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27 Editorial Loo, Eric
2016
2 p. 129-131
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28 Editorial Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 73-86
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29 Editorial and Commentary Coverage of Foreign News Issues in Malaysian Newspapers: Variation and Consistency Ch’ng, Huck Ying
2016
2 p. 226-240
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30 Editor’s Introduction Tanner, Stephen
2017
2 p. vii-viii
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31 Editor’s introduction 2018
2 p. vii-viii
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32 Five Challenges Facing Journalism Education in the UK Frost, Chris
2018
2 p. 153-163
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33 Flipping the Diffusion of Innovations Paradigm: Embracing the Positive Deviance Approach to Social Change Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 151-163
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34 Framing Thailand’s Political Crisis Supadhiloke, Boonlert
2015
2 p. 319-332
artikel
35 From B-Boys to Broadway: Activism and Directed Change in Hip-hop Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 225-236
artikel
36 Grasping at Threads, and Finding Power in Networks Fordyce, Robbie
2013
2 p. 229-244
artikel
37 Guest Editor’s Column: Global Challenges in Media and Communication: Public Pedagogy and Other Discourses Lee, Terence
2013
2 p. 219-227
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38 Harnessing Social Media to Promote Arab-centric Understanding of Middle East Affairs Nalloor, Joseph John
2016
2 p. 241-251
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39 Ideological Neutrality(!) Nair, Pradeep
2015
2 p. 164-170
artikel
40 Improving Student Learning in the Communication Classroom: Q-Methodology and Learner Preferences Hall, R. Trevor
2012
2 p. 179-195
artikel
41 Indian Cinema as a Model for De-Westernizing Media Studies: A Comparative Study of Indian Philosophical and Western Cultural Theories Murthy, C.S.H.N.
2012
2 p. 197-215
artikel
42 Infrastructures of Feeling and the Right to the City Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 251-258
artikel
43 Introduction Tanner, Stephen
2015
2 p. 143-145
artikel
44 Joseph Ascroft: A Pioneer in Development Communication Research Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 87-88
artikel
45 Journalism Education in New Zealand: Its History, Current Challenges and Possible Futures Hannis, Grant
2017
2 p. 233-248
artikel
46 Learning in and by the Community: A Work-Integrated Learning Approach to Teaching Journalism Jones, Dianne
2016
2 p. 202-213
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47 Media, Communication, Technology and Progressive Social Change: Exploring an Innovative Cross-disciplinary Understanding of Participatory Communication Using Complexity Theory Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 249-250
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48 Neurodiverse Be the Policymakers! A Study Exploring News Text Informed Potential for Anxiety-Enhanced Policymaking and Guiding the Progressive Reporting of Mental Diversity Mellifont, Damian
2018
2 p. 250-266
artikel
49 News Editors Evaluate Journalism Courses and Graduate Employability Cullen, Trevor
2014
2 p. 209-224
artikel
50 News Media Coverage of Women Montiel, Aimée Vega
2015
2 p. 182-193
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51 Noongar Dandjoo: A Work Integrated Learning Case Study Johnston, Michelle
2012
2 p. 165-177
artikel
52 Palle Kanneeru Pedutundo (My Village Is Shedding Tears): A Subaltern Critique of the Derivative Form of Postcolonial Nationalism Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 195-200
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53 Pass the Source—Journalism’s Confidentiality Bane in the Face of Legislative Onslaughts Fernandez, Joseph M.
2017
2 p. 202-218
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54 Peace Journalism: Preparing Aspiring Journalists to Value Culture of Peace Abunales, Daniel
2016
2 p. 252-269
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55 Potential Benefits of Teaching Mindfulness to Journalism Students Pearson, Mark
2018
2 p. 186-204
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56 Q&A with Book Author Bhattacharyya, Kapil Kumar
2016
2 p. 288-294
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57 Q&A with Bruce Grundy: ‘So you want to be a journalist?’ Unplugged Cole, Joshua
2012
2 p. 237-241
artikel
58 Q&A with Yvonne Chua, Media Trainer Loo, Eric
2012
2 p. 231-236
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59 Reassessing Journalistic Pedagogy Thomas, Jennifer C.
2015
2 p. 238-246
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60 Remixing Creativity in Learning and Learning of Creativity: A Case Study of Audio Remix Practice with Undergraduate Students Order, Simon
2017
2 p. 298-310
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61 Reporting Education: How Can We Do It Better? Shine, Kathryn
2018
2 p. 223-236
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62 Reporting on LGBTIAQ Politics Richardson-Self, Louise
2015
2 p. 171-181
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63 Reporting Polled Opinion Goot, Murray
2015
2 p. 194-207
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64 Reporting the Environment: Human Rights, Development and Journalism in Malaysia Anuar, Mustafa K.
2012
2 p. 253-262
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65 Social Context in Development Communication: Reflecting on Gender and Information and Communication Technologies for Development in Ghana Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 106-122
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66 Social Media Hype in Times of Crises: Nature, Characteristics and Impact on Organizations Pang, Augustine
2013
2 p. 309-336
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67 Storytelling in the Age of Big Data: Yang, Fan
2016
2 p. 148-162
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68 Supporting International Student Mobility Through Resourced International Internships Wake, Alexandra
2017
2 p. 249-263
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69 ‘Sustainable’ Discourse: A Critical Analysis of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 214-224
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70 Teaching about Deliberative Politics: Case Studies of Classroom–Community Learning Projects in Four Nations Romano, Angela
2015
2 p. 208-221
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71 The Altruism of Community Radio? Order, Simon
2013
2 p. 381-401
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72 The Anxious Times Mellifont, Damian
2015
2 p. 278-296
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73 The Changing Role of Journalism Murphy, Katharine
2015
2 p. 146-155
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74 The Pedagogy of the UniPollWatch Pop-up Journalism Project Davies, Kayt
2017
2 p. 219-232
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75 The Politics of Representing Disability Burns, Shawn
2015
2 p. 262-277
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76 The Return of Ideology to China’s Journalism Education: The ‘Joint Model’ Campaign Between Propaganda Departments and Journalism Schools Xu, Jian
2018
2 p. 176-185
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77 The State of Feature Writing Today Ricketson, Matthew
2018
2 p. 205-217
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78 Towards a Professionalising of Communication for Development: A Strategy for Improving Aid Effectiveness Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 123-136
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79 Tracks to Advocacy: Journalism Studies, Animal Rights and Australian Media Law Little, Janine
2014
2 p. 257-268
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80 Traditional Journalism in Transition: Taiwan Media Professionals Construct New Work Roles Lambert, Cheryl Ann
2014
2 p. 239-256
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81 Underreporting ‘Bout a Revolution: A Historical–Comparative Study Exploring Major Newspaper Coverage of Disability Rights in a Revolutionary Context (1980–2017) Mellifont, Damian
2017
2 p. 282-297
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82 Understanding the Role of Medium in the Control and Flows of Information in Health Communication Humphreys, Sal
2013
2 p. 291-307
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83 UniPollWatch Dodd, Andrew
2015
2 p. 222-237
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84 Using Acrostic Guides in Teaching Proactive Reporting Loo, Eric
2015
2 p. 156-163
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85 Using Aesop’s Fables to Teach Political Theory and Newsgathering Practice to Journalism Students Williams, Paul D.
2016
2 p. 189-201
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86 Using Q-methodology to Better Understand Student Learning Styles: A Comparative Analysis of Media Classes Hall, R. Trevor
2014
2 p. 187-207
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87 Vaccine Hesitancy: The Growing Parent–Provider Divide Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 259-278
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88 What Is Alternative Modernity? Decolonizing Culture as Hybridity in the Asian Turn Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 178-194
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89 What is Journalism For? Call for Journalism Educators to Think beyond Industry Practice Wake, Alexandra
2016
2 p. 163-174
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90 What is Needed versus What is Taught: Students’ Perception of Online Journalism Courses in Hong Kong Roselyn Du, Ying
2014
2 p. 225-237
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91 WhatsApp and Mobile Money: Ameliorating Crowdfunding for Social Change in Kenya Melkote, Srinivas R.

2 p. 237-248
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92 Whither the future of feature writing? Richardson, Nick
2018
2 p. 218-222
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93 Why Do Media Academics Keep Off Environmental Reporting? Aram, Arul
2012
2 p. 243-252
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94 WIL-power: Developing Journalism Students’ Intercultural Communications and International Reporting Skills on Field Trips to Vietnam Woolley, Bruce
2014
2 p. 157-173
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95 WIL-Power: Towards a Signature Pedagogy in Journalism Woolley, Bruce
2018
2 p. 237-249
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96 You Have My Word Fernandez, Joseph M.
2015
2 p. 305-318
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