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| Journal URL | https://journalmediarights.org/index.php/jmr |
| Title | Journal of Media and Rights |
| Publisher | AOSIS |
| Description | The Journal of Media and Rights (JMR) is an innovative and diverse platform that aims to facilitate the presentation and discussion of original research, forging connections between media scholarship and rights-based scholarship. This distinctive approach explores the relationship within various sociopolitical and cultural contexts, seeking to comprehend the positive and/or negative impact of evolving media approaches on the expression and realization of rights. |
| Keywords | Journal of Media and Rights (JMR); Media scholarship; Rights-based scholarship; Sociopolitical contexts; Cultural contexts; Intellectual understanding; Positive impact; Negative impact; Evolving media approaches; Expression of rights; Realization of rights; Human rights; Close analysis; Media texts; Films; Television; Radio; Podcasts; Online media; Semiotics; Narrative; Contextual meaning; Media industries; Working practices; Industry structures; Human rights in media production; Sustainability in media production; Conservation messaging; Practice-based research; Practice-led research; Research artefacts; Critical reflections; Media and rights research; Populism; Factionalism; Attacks on facts and truth; Politicization of media; Weaponization of media; Reproductive rights; Workers' rights; Climate change rights; Indigenous rights; Media creators; Media scholars; Contemporary media landscape; Sociocultural moment; Rights restrictions; Global issues; Attacks on human, animal, and environmental rights |
| Language(s) | English (en_US) |
| Publisher Email | submissions@journalmediarights.org |
| Copyright | We, the authors, agree to the terms of this Copyright and Licensing Notice, which will apply to this submission if and when it is published by this journal. |
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