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Research and Creation Archive

The archive below showcases some of the research and creative projects from faculty in Communication Studies and Cultural Studies and from graduate students in the Communication Studies MA. Use the search, browse by media type, or hover to view more information. Click on titles to visit each selection or else on author names/categories to view all matching entries. Refreshing the archive will gather a new random array of contributions. Please also see our dedicated Faculty and Grad Student highlights pages.

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rambukkana 2 1 - Archive
  • Book
  • Nathan Rambukkana

Intersectional Automations: Robots, AI, Algorithms, and Equity

jenkins 4 - Archive
  • Journal article
  • Barbara Jenkins

A guaranteed basic income and the aesthetics of existence

kinder 1 - Archive
  • Book
  • Jordan Kinder

Digital Energetics

peuter 6 - Archive
  • Journal article
  • Greig de Peuter

The Pandemic Politics of Cultural Work: Collective Responses to the COVID-19 Crisis

Screen Shot 2024 06 27 at 1.39.38 AM 500x500 - Archive
  • Journal article
  • Shaunasea Brown

Don’t Touch My Hair

daniher 1 - Archive
  • Journal article
  • Colleen Kim Daniher

Looking at Pauline Johnson: Gender, Race, and Delsartism’s Legible Body

rambukkana 1 - Archive
  • Book
  • Nathan Rambukkana

Fraught Intimacies: Non/Monogamy in the Public Sphere

morley - Archive
  • Thesis/MRP
  • Sherry Morley

Advertainers and their Audience: Power Relations and Promotionalism in HobbyKidsTV

peuter 1 - Archive
  • Book
  • Greig de Peuter

New Media Unions: Organizing Digital Journalists

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