Features

• The Arab Spring| Connecting the National and the Virtual: Can Social Media Have a Role in Institution-building After Egypt’s January 25 Uprising?

  Elizabeth Iskander

  13

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| Politics through Social Networks and Politics by Government Blocking: Do We Need New Rules?

  Rolf H. Weber

  9

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| Analyzing the Role of ICTs in the Tunisian and Egyptian Unrest from an Information Warfare Perspective

  Brett van Niekerk, Kiru Pillay, Manoj Maharaj

  11

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| Media Ecologies, Communication Culture, and Temporal-spatial Unfolding: Three Components in a Communication Model of the Egyptian Regime Change

  Eike M. Rinke, Maria Röder

  13

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| "I Have Understood You": The Co-evolution of Expression and Control on the Internet, Television and Mobile Phones During the Jasmine Revolution in Tunisia

  Ben Wagner

  8

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| Digital Media in the Egyptian Revolution: Descriptive Analysis from the Tahrir Data Set

  Christopher Wilson, Alexandra Dunn

  25

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| Nextopia? Beyond Revolution 2.0

  Albrecht Hofheinz

  18

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| The Egyptian Experience: Sense and Nonsense of the Internet Revolution

  Miriyam Aouragh, Anne Alexander

  15

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| A Revolution of the Imagination

  Tarik Ahmed Elseewi

  10

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| WikiRevolutions: Wikipedia as a Lens for Studying the Real-Time Formation of Collective Memories of Revolutions

  Michela Ferron, Paolo Massa

  20

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| Overthrowing the Protest Paradigm? How The New York Times, Global Voices and Twitter Covered the Egyptian Revolution

  Summer Harlow, Thomas J. Johnson

  16

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| "I'll Be Waiting for You Guys": A YouTube Call to Action in the Egyptian Revolution

  Melissa Wall, Sahar El Zahed

  11

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| Social Media in the Egyptian Revolution: Reconsidering Resource Mobilization Theory

  Nahed Eltantawy, Julie B. Wiest

  18

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| Local Knowledge and the Revolutions: A Framework for Social Media Information Flow

  Victoria Ann Newsom, Lara Lengel, Catherine Cassara

  10

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring| The Revolutions Were Tweeted: Information Flows during the 2011 Tunisian and Egyptian Revolutions

  Gilad Lotan, Erhardt Graeff, Mike Ananny, Devin Gaffney, Ian Pearce, danah boyd

  31

  2011-09-02

• Plenary| Communication as Social Science (and More)

  Craig Calhoun

  18

  2011-09-02

• Plenary| Paradigm Shift and the Centrality of Communication Discipline

  Georgette Wang

  9

  2011-09-02

• Plenary| Another Plea for the University Tradition: The Institutional Roots of Intellectual Compromise

  Jefferson D. Pooley

  16

  2011-09-02

• Plenary| Sweet Lemons

  John Durham Peters

  5

  2011-09-02

• Plenary| If Everything is Mediated, What is Distinctive About the Field of Communication?

  Sonia Livingstone

  4

  2011-09-02

• Plenary| Bridging Diversity Through Problem-Based Collaboration

  Joseph N. Cappella

  3

  2011-09-02

• Plenary| Communication as a Discipline| Introduction

  Larry Gross

  2

  2011-09-02

• The Arab Spring and the Role of ICTs| Introduction

  Ilhem Allagui, Johanne Kuebler

  8

  2011-09-02

• Power Under Pressure: Digital Capitalism In Crisis

  Dan Schiller

  18

  2011-05-23

• International Journal of Communication | Report: Our First Four Years

  Larry Gross, Manuel Castells, Arlene Luck

  6

  2011-02-02

• SSRC| Making Research Matter . . . Matter to Whom?

  Charlotte Ryan, Vanessa Salas-Wright, Mike Anastario, Gabriel Cámara Cervera

  11

  2010-08-18

• SSRC| Learning to do Action Research for Social Change

  Jethro Pettit

  8

  2010-08-18

• SSRC| Social Science is Police Science: Researching Grass-Roots Activism

  Arne Hintz, Stefania Milan

  8

  2010-08-18

• SSRC| Scenes from a Community Radio Campaign, 1972–2009: Un/Masking Objectivity

  Peter M. Lewis

  9

  2010-08-18

• SSRC| Introduction: Toward An Epistemology of Engaged Research | Making Communication Research Matter

  Stefania Milan

  3

  2010-08-18