Submissions from 2023
The state of women in the media: Representation, coverage and framing of women in East African media, Aga Khan University, Graduate School of Media and Communications
Policy paper media under pressure: The trouble with press freedom in Kenya, George Nyabuga
Soil water use efficiency under integrated soil management practices in the drylands of Kenya, Nathan O. Oduor, Monicah Mucheru-Muna, Jayne Njeri Mugwe, Isaya Sijali, George Nyabuga, and Daniel Njiru Mugendi
Media consumption in an evolving digital world: millennials and digital natives’ consumption habits and implications for legacy media in Kenya, Hesbon Owilla, Clare Mogere, and Nancy Achieng Booker
Submissions from 2022
Determinants of soil fertility information needs and access among smallholder farmers in the central highlands of Kenya, Pamellah A. Asule, Collins M. Musafiri, George Nyabuga, Wambui Kiai, Felix K. Ngetich, and Christoph Spurk
Overview of environmental policy on sand harvesting and its effect to the sustainability of rivers in Makueni County, Marietta M. Musyoka and Reginald Nalugala
Enhancing water use efficiency through integrated soil management practices in the drylands of Kenya, Nathan Okoth Oduor, Monicah Mucheru-Muna, Jayne N. Mugwe, Isaya Sijali, George Nyabuga, and Daniel Mugendi
Nutrient and organic carbon losses by erosion, and their economic and environmental implications in the drylands of Kenya, Nathan O. Oduor, Monicah Mucheru-Muna, Jayne N. Mugwe, Isaya Sijali, George Nyabuga, and Daniel N. Mugendi
The state of innovation and media viability in East Africa: from indepth media house surveys, Hesbon Hansen Owilla, Rose Kimani, Ann Hollifield, Julia Wegner, Dennis Reineck, and Roland Schürhoff
Submissions from 2021
Media viability in Kenya, Aga Khan University
Media viability in Tanzania, Aga Khan University
Media viability in Uganda, Aga Khan University
Gender-specific determinants of Zai technology use intensity for improved soil water management in the drylands of Upper Eastern Kenya, Amos Mwenda Ndeke, Jane Njeri Mugwe, Hezron Mogaka, George Nyabuga, Milka Kiboi, Felix Ng'etich, Monicah Mucheru-Muna, Isaya Sijali, and Daniel Mugambi
Determinants of farmers’ knowledge on soil and water conservation technologies in dry zones of central Highlands, Kenya, Maureen Njenga, Jane N. Mugwe, Hezron Mogaka, George Nyabuga, Milka Kiboi, Felix Ng'etich, Monicah Mucheru-Muna, Isaya Sijali, and Daniel Mugambi
Communication factors influencing adoption of soil and water conservation technologies in the dry zones of Tharaka-Nithi County, Kenya, Maureen Wairimu Njenga, Jayne Njeri Mugwe, Hezron Mogaka, George Nyabuga, Milka Kiboi, Felix Ng'etich, Monicah Mucheru-Muna, Isaya Sijali, and Daniel Mugambi
Media Landscape and Open Contracting Narrative in Kenya, Malawi and Tanzania, George Nyabuga
Influencers, amplifiers, and icons: a systematic approach to understanding the roles of Islamophobic actors on Twitter, Lawrence Pintak
Submissions from 2020
Kenyan Media Trends and Predictions, Alex Awiti, Njoki Chege, and Hesbon Owilla
Political Showmanship A Critical Analysis of Electoral Debates in Kenya, George Nyabuga
Mapping Broadcast Media Outlets and Accredited Journalists in Kenya: Towards Understanding News and Information Inequalities, Hesbon Owilla, Njoki Chege, Alex Awiti, and Caleb Orwa
Submissions from 2019
Frame Analysis: Newspaper Coverage of Kenya's Oil Exploration in the Post-2012 Discovery Era, Kioko Ireri, Njoki Chege, Joy Kibarabara, and Don Bosco Onyalla
Hate Spin: The Manufacture of Religious Offense and Its Threat to Democracy, Lawrence Pintak
Middle Eastern and North African Journalism, Lawrence Pintak
Islamophobia: Stoking Fear & Prejudice in the 2018 Midterms, Lawrence Pintak, Jonathan Albright, Brian J. Bowe, and Shaheen Pasha
Submissions from 2018
Case-based education: A strategy for contextualising journalism curriculum in East Africa, Rhonda Breit
At war: government and media tensions in contemporary Kenya and the implications for public interest, Sam Kamau
Note from a literary son, Peter Kimani
Of rattle snakes and grapes of wrath: rise, fall and rise of independent media in Kenya, Peter Kimani
Negotiating the Balance between Speed and Credibility in Deploying Twitter as Journalistic Tool at the Daily Nation Newspaper in Kenya, Benjamin Muindi
Romancing the Media: A Critical Interrogation of Political Communication in Presidential Elections in Kenya, George Nyabuga and Wilson Ugangu
Book Review: Saba Bebawi Investigative journalism in the Arab world: Issues and challenges, Lawrence Pintak
Submissions from 2017
How Queensland newspapers reported public sector information reform, Rhonda Breit, Richard Fitzgerald, Shuang Liu, and Regan Neal
Democratic engagement in the digital age: youth, social media and participatory politics in Kenya, Samuel Kamau
The horrors of Hola: a British atrocity that eclipsed empire, Peter Kimani
The relationship between Nairobi adolescents’ media use and their sexual beliefs and attitudes, Ann Neville Miller, William Kinnally, Hellen Maleche, and Nancy Booker
Devolved power: a critical interrogation of the place, roles and obligations of the media at the grassroots in Kenya, George Nyabuga
Submissions from 2016
Heavy Sexual Content Versus Safer Sex Content: A Content Analysis of the Entertainment Education Drama Shuga, Nancy Booker, Ann Miller, and Peter Ngure
Engaged Online: Social Media and Youth Civic Engagement in Kenya, Samuel Kamau
Mediatization in Pakistan: Perceptions of Media Influence on a Fragile Democracy, Lawrence Pintak, Brian J Bowe, and Syed Javed Nazir
Submissions from 2014
Islam, identity and professional values: A study of journalists in three Muslim-majority regions, Lawrence Pintak
Submissions from 2013
Empowering and engaging students in learning research methods, Rhonda Breit and Shaung Liu
Internationalization as de-westernization of the curriculum: the case of journalism at an Australian University, Rhonda Breit, Levi Obijiofor, and Richard Fitzgerald
Mapping digital media: Kenya, George Nyabuga and Nancy Achieng Booker
Pakistani journalism: at the crossroads of Muslim identity, national priorities and journalistic culture, Lawrence Pintak and Syed Javed Nazir
Submissions from 2012
News’ Australian Story of Ethics and Self-Regulation: A Cautionary Tale, Rhonda Breit and Matthew Ricketson
Being sceptical: deconstructing media freedom and responsibility, George Nyabuga
Things fall apart : What troubles Hath Hip -hop in Kenya?, George Morara Nyabuga
Journalism Education in the Pakistani Borderlands, Lawrence Pintak
Arab journalists, Lawrence Pintak and Jeremy Ginges
Submissions from 2011
Liberian pastors’ communication about sexual behavior and HIV/AIDS, Nancy Achieng Booker, Kristin L. Davis, and Anne Neville Miller
Context and content of Kenyan pastors’ communication about sexual behavior and HIV, Nancy Booker, Kristin Leigh Davis, and Ann Neville Miller
Uniform Defamation Law in Australia: Moving Towards a More 'Reasonable' Privilege, Rhonda Breit
Kenyan patients’ attitudes regarding doctor ethnicity and doctor–patient ethnic discordance, Ann Neville Miller, Jesica Kinya, Nancy Achieng Booker, Mary Kizito, and Kyalo wa Ngula
Enhancing Equity in the East African Regional Integration Process: Role of the Media, George Nyabuga
The Al Jazeera revolution, Lawrence Pintak
The mission of Indonesian journalism: Balancing democracy, development, and Islamic values, Lawrence Pintak and Budi Setiyono
Submissions from 2010
WSIS Revisited: Mapping the ideological divide, Rhonda Breit
Professionalization and public relations: an ethical mismatch, Rhonda Breit and Kristin Demetrious
Constructing legal narratives: law, language and the media, Jane Johnston and Rhonda Breit
The new Arab journalist: Mission and identity in a time of turmoil, Lawrence Pintak
Submissions from 2009
Couples' communication on sexual and relational issues among the Akamba in Kenya, Anne Neville Miller, Lenette Golding, Kyalo wa Ngula, MaryAnne Wambua, Evans Mutua, Mary N. Kitizo, Caroline Teti, Nancy Achieng Booker, Kinya Mwithia, and Donald L. Rubin
“Misclick” on democracy: new media use by key political parties in Kenya’s disputed December 2007 presidential election, George Nyabuga and Okoth Fred Mudhai
Border guards of the Imagined Watan : Arab Journalists and the New Arab Consciousness, Lawrence Pintak
Gaza: Of media wars and borderless journalism, Lawrence Pintak
Inside the Arab newsroom: Arab journalists evaluate themselves and the competition, Lawrence Pintak and Jeremy Ginges
Submissions from 2008
How the law defines journalism, Rhonda Breit
Journalistic self-regulation in Australia: is it ready for the information society?, Rhonda Breit
Satellite TV news and Arab democracy, Lawrence Pintak
Taking Stock, Lawrence Pintak
The role of the media as watch-dogs, agenda-setters and gate-keepers in Arab states, Lawrence Pintak
The mission of Arab journalism: Creating change in a time of turmoil, Lawrence Pintak and Jeremy Ginges
Submissions from 2007
Media Corporatism: Whither Journalistic Values?, George Nyabuga
Amman net founder Daoud Kuttab:“huge need for independent media in Middle East.”, Lawrence Pintak
BBC Arabic TV: A “Unique Experience” Hosam El Sokkari talks to Arab Media and Society, Lawrence Pintak
Beyond Media ‘Dialogues’: Time to put away the champagne flutes, Lawrence Pintak
Darfur: Covering the “forgotten” story, Lawrence Pintak
Submissions from 2006
Knowledge is power: the Internet and the Kenyan public sphere, George Nyabuga
Framing the other: worldview, rhetoric and media dissonance since 9/11, Lawrence Pintak
Look who’s fair and balanced, Lawrence Pintak
Reflections in a bloodshot lens: America, Islam and the war of ideas, Lawrence Pintak
Shadow plays: a dark time in Indonesia, seen through two complementary prisms, Lawrence Pintak
Urban renewal in the global village, Lawrence Pintak
Submissions from 2004
Towards a theory of journalism as practice, Rhonda Breit
What role can the Internet play in the development of democracy in Africa?, George Nyabuga
In the Eye of the Beholder: How mass-mediated perceptions drive terror, Lawrence Pintak
Philosophy, religion, and science: progressive Muslims, Lawrence Pintak
The Release Valve of Muslim Democracy: Southeast Asia’s Emerging Model (Global Dialogue Journal), Lawrence Pintak
Submissions from 2003
Seeds of hate: White House media manipulation nothing new in Middle East, Lawrence Pintak
Submissions from 2002
Ethics in journalism and Cheryl Kernot: A colloquium, Rhonda Breit, John Harrison, Martin Hirst, Trina McLellan, and Desley Bartlett
Mugabe's victory spells doom for the media in Zimbabwe, George Nyabuga
Submissions from 2001
Give us a fair go! Legal obstacles to reporting sport on the Internet, Rhonda Breit
Submissions from 2000
Hyperlinks, frames and metatags: some legal problems, Rhonda Breit
Kenyan Youth Take The Stage to Challenge HIV/Aids Myths and Stigma, Peter Kimani and George Obanyi
Submissions from 1999
Chakravarti v Advertiser Newspapers: Lessons for journalists, Rhonda Breit
Submissions from 1988
Beirut Outtakes: A TV Correspondent's Portrait of America's Encounter with Terror, Lawrence Pintak