Communicating With Power

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Table of Contents Introduction 3 Theme 4-12 Divisions Children, Adolescents, and the media 12-16 Communication and technology 16-18 Communication History 18-20 Communication Law and Policy 21-23 Environmental Communication 23-25 Ethnicity and Race in Communication 26-30 Feminist Studies 30-32 Game Studies 32-35 Global Communication and Social Change 35-36 Health Communication 37-39 Information Systems 39-41 Instructional and Developmental Communication 41-45 Intercultural Communication 45-46 Interpersonal Communication 46-47 Journalism Studies 48-49 Language and Social Interaction 49-50 Mass Communication 50-52 Organizational Communication 52-53 Philosophy, THeory and Critique 54-55 Political Communication 55-56 Popular COmmunication 56-58 Public Relations 58-60 Visual Communication 61-62 Interest Groups Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Studies 63-65 Intergroup Communication 65-67 Media Industry Studies 68-69 Mobile Communication Studies 70-71 Sports Communication 71-72 General Information 73-74 2 2016 Fukuoka ICA Conference: Call for Papers
COMMUNICATING WITH POWER The Conference Theme for ICA 2016 in Fukuoka, Japan As communication scholars, we research a field so important that it is protected by all constitutions and, at the highest level, by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The subject matter of our study, human expression and its formal form as media, is protected because governments recognise (or at least declare that they do) human expression and the media can be politically charged. Through communication, we make the difference to democracy and thereby make a difference in the lives of others. Although communication is present in many important areas of policy makingand in the ways our societies are governed, yet we are not often heard or even consulted. The theme of this year’s conference is a reminder to ourselves as well as the larger world about the potential contribution of our work and raising awareness about such contribution. The theme of the conference is therefore aimed at raising our profile in communicating effectively with not only government agencies and corporate players but also civil society and grassroots organizations. The acts of communication occur at micro, meso, and macro levels, from psychological to interpersonal, from organizational to global. They need more theoretical critique, methodological rigour, philosophical reflection, creative intervention, and alternative historical imagination. “COMMUNICATING WITH POWER”: 9-13 JUNE 2016 #ica16 3
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similar problems or areas of resear
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local, national and international c
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submission, please contact Katerina
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