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The Oxford Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Communication, edited by two international communication scholars, serves as a comprehensive and authoritative reference work to help readers understand the complex intersections and multifaceted relationships between race, ethnicity and communication across diverse countries, time periods, and contexts. The articles-authored by leading scholars and practitioners in the fields of communication, sociology, anthropology and other social sciences-meticulously explain the intricate and ever-evolving ways in which race, ethnicity, identity and related concepts both shape communication within and across cultures, world regions, and nations. Many articles analyze how communication systems rooted in diverse political-economic structures determine patterns of media content and products that reflect and reproduce race and ethnic relations, including patterns of domination, discrimination, and exploitation, but also struggles for emancipation and empowerment. Other articles discuss how those dynamics shape and reshape patterns of racial and ethnic communities and their respective identities within and outside of national and regional borders, such as among diasporic communities. A particular strength of the Encyclopedia is that the articles document and narrate how the complex intersections and multifaceted relationships between race, ethnicity and communication take place under all types of national and international political-economic settings, be these capitalist, socialist, communist, democratic, authoritarian, centralized, decentralized, colonial, neo-colonial, or post-colonial. Thus, historical and contemporary developments, as well as emerging trends within the realm of racial and ethnic communication across the globe are discussed with ample details and multiple references for further readings and research. The articles offer critical perspectives on the historical, social, and political contexts that have shaped dominant communication patterns, as well as strategies for building more equitable and inclusive communication practices. Yet another value of this Encyclopedia is that many articles provide nuanced explorations not only of key concepts, but also theories, research methodologies, and significant data that have shaped the discourses in this dynamic intersectional field of communication. In sum, from macro structures to interpersonal interactions, The Oxford Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Communication delves into power dynamics embedded in language, media representations, and communication across racial and ethnic boundaries in an increasingly interconnected world-North, South, East and West.
Contents
The 1972 Asian Expulsion in Uganda and the Framing of Ethno-Racial Discourse in the Post-Colonial Press -
William Tayeebwa, Charlotte K. Ntulume, Adolf E. Mbaine
Alternative Media and Ethnic Politics in Kenya - Susan M. Kilonzo, Catherine Muhoma
Amazigh Cultural Movement and Media in Morocco - Abdelmalek El Kadoussi, Bouziane Zaid, Mohammed Ibahrine
Argentina and a Racism Hidden in Plain Sight - Sergio Caggiano
Articulation and Recognition of San Firstness in Southern Africa and the Contestation over Citizenship - Nhamo Anthony Mhiripiri, Keyan Tomaselli, Julie Grant
Asian American Media Networks - Lori Kido Lopez
Becoming Chinese: Sinicization, Nation, and Race in Xinjiang, China - David O'Brien, Melissa Shani Brown
Black Diaspora and Media Use - Ola Ogunyemi
Cinema, Ethnicity, and Nation-Building in the Sakha Republic (Russia) and Kazakhstan - Adelaide McGinity-Peebles
Communication From a Latin American Indigenous Perspective - Claudia Magallanes-Blanco
Conflict and Newspapers (de)-escalation of the North-South Polarization of Polio-eradication in Nigeria: Implications for Sustainable Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding Initiatives - Olusola Oyeyinka Oyewo, Ayanfeoluwa Oyewo
Discourses and Counter-Discourses on Race and Coloniality Towards a Journalism-Other in Latin America - Jessica Retis, Alejandro Barranquero
Discursive Construction of Race and Racism in India - Debalina Dutta, Mohan Jyoti Dutta
Education and Ethnicity in Contemporary Russia - Irina N. Trofimova, W. John Morgan
The Ethnic Heritage of Party Politics and Political Communication in Lusophone African Countries - Susana Salgado, Afonso Biscaia
Ethnic Media: A Reflection and Outlook on Ethnic Media Research - Sherry S. Yu
The Ethnic Undercurrents in the Ethiopian Media - Terje Skjerdal
Ethnicity, Identity, and Branding in Post-Communist Romania - Alina Dolea, Arthur Suciu
Ethnicity, Migration, and Digital Labor: Mobile Phone Technology Use Among Uzbek Migrants - Rustamjon Urinboyev
Genealogy of the Indigenous as an Enemy: Critique of Moral, Criminal, and Neoliberal Reason in Chile - Carlos Del Valle-Rojas
Global Hindutva: Communicative Strategies and Resistance - Mohan Jyoti Dutta, Balamohan Shingade, Richa Azad Sharma
The Hierarchy of "Othering": Belarusian Media Practitioners' Accounts - Galina Miazhevich
Hindutva and Ethnonationalism in the Indian American Diaspora - Rebecca de Souza
Hyper-Precarious Labor: Transnational Domestic Work - Satveer Kaur-Gill, Mohan Jyoti Dutta
The Impact of Televangelism on Christian Beliefs and Cultural Values in Tanzania - Kaanaeli Kaale, Joyce Bazira
Indigenous Resistance in South Asia - Mohan Jyoti Dutta, Pankaj Baskey, Rabin Mandi, Indranil Mandal
The Invention of Race in Turkey - Matthew deTar
Latinx Media Production: The (In)visibility of Bilingual Spaces in the American Media Landscape - Jessica Retis
LGBTI and Indigenous Groups in Ecuadorian Media - Palmira Chavero Ramírez, Martín Oller Alonso
Media and Ethnolinguistic Minorities: Framing the Tonga and Nambya in Selected Zimbabwean Mainstream Newspapers - Albert Chibuwe, Phillip Mpofu
Media and the Management of Cultural Diversity in Cameroon: The Case of the Anglophone Crisis - Isaiah Kunock Afu
Media Literacy Education for Diverse Societies - Annamária Neag, Çigdem Bozdag, Koen Leurs
Media, Race, and Ethnicity in Puerto Rico - Anilyn Díaz-Hernández
Mediating Multiculturalism in Postcolonial Southeast Asia - Jason Vincent A. Cabañes
The Mestizo Nation and the Linguistic Operations of Racial Invisibility in El Salvador - Amparo Marroquín Parducci
Minga for Indigenous Collective Communication: Indigenous Communication Public Policy in Colombia - Eliana Herrera Huérfano, Amparo Cadavid Bringe, Jair Vega-Casanova
Multiculturalism, Ethnicity, and Prisons: Russia, Georgia, and Estonia - Costanza Curro, Judith Pallot, Olga Zeveleva
National Identity and Inter-Ethnic Relations in Madagascar - Faniry Ranaivo Rahamefy, Nhamo Anthony Mhiripiri
North Korean Migration, Communication, and Identity - Jay Song
Political Identity and Indigenous Media in Bolivia: Ethnicity, Politics, and Communication - Juan Ramos-Martín, María Reneé Barrientos-Garrido
Race and Affect in Digital Media Cultures - Donya Alinejad
Race and Digital Discrimination - Seeta Peña Gangadharan
Race and Ethnic Stereotypes in the Media - Srividya Ramasubramanian, Emily Riewestahl, Anthony Ramirez
Race and Ethnicity in Post-Colonial Zimbabwean and Zambian Cinema - Oswelled Ureke, Basil Hamusokwe
Race and Ethnicity in the South Asian American Diaspora - Archana A. Pathak, Shivani Singh
Race and Political Communication in Brazil: The Afro-Brazilian Electorate of Salvador - Antonio José Bacelar da Silva, Adelmo Santos Filho, Marieli de Jesus Pereira, Eduardo Joselito da Costa Ribeiro
Race, Ethnicity, and Cultural Industries - John Sinclair
Race, Ethnicity, and Cultural Racism in Soviet and Post-Soviet Ideology, Communication, and Practice - Victor A. Shnirelman
Race, Ethnicity, and Nation in Selected Contemporary South Korean Television Genres - Ji-Hyun Ahn
Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Communication in Africa: An Intersectional Perspective - Kristin Skare Orgeret
Racial Culture Wars in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore - Daniel P.S. Goh
Refugee and Mediated Lives - Kevin Smets, Giacomo Toffano, Silvia Almenara-Niebla
(Re)Visiting the Potentials and Limitations of New Media as Tools for Resistance among Arab Diasporas - Sahar Khamis
Romani Ethnic Media in Hungary - Konrad Bleyer-Simon, Kata Benedek, Tibor Racz
Unruly Multiculture: Struggles for Arts and Media Diversity in the Anglophone West - Ien Ang
