Hemant Shah, Ph.D.
Professor
School of Journalism & Mass Communication

Research

The following lists examples of Professor Shah's research. Unless noted, all files are in PDF format. (Download the free Adobe Acrobat reader here.)

Recently posted items:

• Communication and cross-cultural adaptation paterns among Asian Indians. International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 15, 311-321. (PDF)
• "Asian culture" and Asian American identities in U.S. television and film. (PDF)
• Communication and nation building: Comparing U.S. models of ethnic assimilation and "Third World" modernization. Gazette, 65, 165-181. (PDF)
• Modernization, marginalization, and emancipation: Toward a normative model of journalism and national development. Communication Theory, 6, 143-166. (PDF)
• Race, nation, and citizenship: Asian Indians and the idea of whiteness in the U.S. press, 1906-1923. The Howard Journal of Communications, 10, 249-267. (PDF)
• "Portable culture" and diasporic identities: Globalization, mass media, and the Asian community in Uganda. (PDF)

 

 

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Themes
Deterritorialization of Culture | Cultural Translation
Meaning Production | Local Uses of Global Media
Discourses of Control | Contexts of Expression
Modes of Expression

Participants
Ksenija Bilbija | Peggy Choy | Michael Curtin
Albert Gunther | Shanti Kumar | Tomislav Longinovic
Hemant Shah | R. Anderson Sutton

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