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COMMUNICATION INDUSTRY, TRENDS, RESEARCH & COMMUNITY
ISSUE 04 | 2025
ISSUE 04 | 2025
The fourth Communication Review is available now.
The fourth Communication Review is available now.
"This Issue features a range of intellectually stimulating pieces that centre gender and gender dynamics in contexts of communication and power, communication in relation to power, and communication against power. Attending to issues of gender and power across diverse communication contexts is essential because communication is never neutral but shaped by broader social hierarchies."
Prof Simphiwe Rens
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