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SSR PART-II DOON UNIVERSITY, DEHRADUN Books with ISBN with details of publishers: 01(In Defence of Journalists, ISBN-81-89479-74-1 by Dr Harsh Dobhal) Number listed in International Database (for e.g. Web of Science, Scopus. Humanities International Complete, Dare Database- International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.): Total number: 12 (Dr. Rajesh Kumar: 11; Mr. Nitin Kumar: 01) Citation Index – range / average: Google Scholar citation index: 07 (Dr. Rajesh Kumar) SNIP: N.A. SJR: N.A. Impact Factor – range / average: 2.44−3.01 (For three publications by Dr Rajesh Kumar in journals, viz., New Media and Society (Sage), Media Watch (Centre for Media Studies), Asian Journal for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences (Asian Research Consortium)] H- index: 02 (Dr. Rajesh Kumar) Faculty-wise details Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Associate Professor Journals 1. Kumar, R., Thapa, D. 2015. Social media as a catalyst for civil society movements in India: A study in Dehradun city. New Media and Society 17, 1299−1316. (Sage Publications, London, UK). Impact Factor = 2.44. Citation = 1. 2. Kumar, R. 2012. Rural informatics: Use of information and communication technology for rural poor-from digital divide to digital opportunities in rural India. Media Asia 39, 183−190. (AMIC, Singapore). Citations = 2. 3. Kumar, R. 2012. Gen ‘Y’ and new media: analyzing the need for parental mediation in their use. Media Watch 3, 11−15. (Centre for Media Studies, B., India). Impact Factor = 3.26. 4. Kumar, R. 2013. Society, media, communication and development linkages: An analysis of Anglo-Saxon Theories in the context of developing countries. Journal of Media and Communication Studies 5, 25−34. (Academic Journals, USA). 5. Kumar, R. 2014. Perception of youth about ‘development’ and ‘communication for development. Mass Communicator 8, 14−19. (JIMS, India). School of Communication 47
SSR PART-II DOON UNIVERSITY, DEHRADUN 6. Kumar, R. 2013. ‘Gatekeepers’ of news and information today: A reality check in contemporary Indian media. Pragyaan: Journal of Mass Communication 11, 01−08. (IMS Unison University, Dehradun, India). 7. Kumar, R. 2012. Community development through learning community approach: Devising strategy for health promotion. Journal of Educational Chronicle 3, 66−73. (Institute of Professional Studies, Gwalior, India). 8. Kumar, R. 2011. Mass Media can effect socio-political changes: An analysis. Global Media Journal, Indian Edition (Online), Calcutta University. Citations = 3. 9. Kumar, R. 2011. Development communication: A purposive Communication with social conscience - An Indian Perspective. Global Media Journal (winter edition), Calcutta University. Citations = 1. 10. Kumar, R. 2013. Newspapers in the digital age: Challenges and opportunities. Asian Journal of Research in Social Sciences and Humanities III, 66−70. (Asian Research Consortium). Impact factor = 3.09. 11. Kumar, R. 2014. ICTs for development in South Asia with special reference to India: An analysis. International Journal of Development Studies VI (II), 73−77. (BHU, Varanasi, India). 12. Kumar, R. 2011. Media & Entertainment Industry in India: Rising big out of reform measures post liberalization. Anushilan XXXVIII, 89−94. (BHU, Varanasi, India). 13. Kumar, R. 2012. Community communication for participative development: Experiments & experiences in South Asia. International Journal of Communication Development 2, 15−21. (IP University, N. Delhi, India). 14. Kumar, R. 2011. Role of responsibility of media in covering terrorism issues and incidents: expectations and challenges. Anushilan XXXVI, 89−92. (BHU, Varanasi, India). 15. Kumar, R. 2013. Contextualizing public service broadcasting (PSB) in India. Amity Media & Journalism Review 2, 79-85. (Amity University, Lucknow, India). Conference Proceedings 1. Mass media as a vehicle for women empowerment: A reality check. UGC sponsored national seminar at Barreily College, Ref: F.No. 7 – 2(41)/2010 (Sem/NCRB) 2. Media Role in Terrorism issues. UGC sponsored national seminar at GU College, ISBN: 978−81−7977−452−6. 3. Globalization and digital divide in South Asia: Issues, concerns and policy initiatives. Accepted for publication in International conference held at Centre for advanced media studies, Punjabi university, Patiala. School of Communication 48
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