Communication Yearbook 27

Communication Yearbook 27 is dedicated to publishing literature reviews that critique and synthesize communication research. The chapters cover various topics such as work-family discourse, women's voice, empowerment, participatory communication, dialogue and power, megaphone effect, television's impact on group vitality, feminist scholarship, control, resistance, and empowerment in work contexts, credibility in the 21st century, and communicating disability.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 452 pages
Publication date: 01 February 2022
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Communication Yearbook 27 is dedicated to the publication of cutting-edge literature reviews that critically analyze and synthesize a substantial body of communication research. This volume upholds the tradition of presenting critical, comprehensive reviews of specific research areas. The chapters in this volume explore various themes, including:

Challenges to the discourse of work and family research: This chapter examines how organizational communication shapes the understanding of work-family dynamics.

Recovering women's voice: This chapter focuses on amplifying the voices of women in communication research and challenging dominant narratives.

Empowerment and communication: This chapter explores the relationship between empowerment and communication, discussing how communication can facilitate empowerment and social change.

Participatory communication for social change: This chapter examines the role of participatory communication in promoting social justice and equity.

The problematics of dialogue and power: This chapter delves into the complexities of dialogue and power dynamics, exploring how they shape communication processes and outcomes.

Megaphone effect: This chapter explores the impact of mass media on public discourse and the dissemination of information.

Television's effects on group vitality: This chapter examines how television affects group dynamics and social interaction.

Empowerment of feminist scholarship in public relations: This chapter discusses the role of feminist scholarship in shaping public relations practices and promoting gender equality.

Building a feminist paradigm: This chapter explores the development of a feminist paradigm in communication research and its implications for understanding communication processes.

Control, resistance, and empowerment in raced, gendered, and classed work contexts: This chapter examines how power dynamics operate in different work contexts and how individuals can resist and empower themselves.

Credibility for the 21st century: This chapter discusses the challenges and opportunities of credibility in the age of digital communication.

Communicating disability: This chapter explores the challenges and strategies for communicating about disability in a diverse and inclusive manner.

Communication Yearbook 27 serves as a valuable resource for scholars, researchers, and practitioners in the field of communication, providing insights into the latest research trends and developments.

Weight: 835g
Dimension: 229 x 152 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032243641