Aim & Scope
Africa Media Review provides a forum for research and debate on communication theory, practice and policy in Africa. It seeks to raise awareness about the interconnections between media, communication and social processes in Africa, and how these shape and are affected by policies and practices at global, regional and local levels. It welcomes contributions on all aspects of communication informed by or relevant to the predicaments of Africa. Africa Media Review is a collaborative publication between the Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA) based in Dakar, Senegal and the African Council for Communication Education (ACCE), Nairobi, Kenya. It is published three times a year and covers articles in English and in French. [1]
2013 - VOLUME 21, ISSUES 1-2
‘Ndezve Varume Izvi’1: Hegemonic Masculinities and Misogyny in Popular Music in Zimbabwe
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Africa Media Review , 2013 - VOLUME 21, ISSUES 1-2
Locating Kenyan Media in Anti-Rape Discourse: A Feminist Critique
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Africa Media Review , 2013 - VOLUME 21, ISSUES 1-2
TIC et genre : domination ou innovation ?
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Africa Media Review , 2013 - VOLUME 21, ISSUES 1-2
Pourquoi le genre dans les études sur les médias
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Africa Media Review , 2013 - VOLUME 21, ISSUES 1-2