Communication for Development and Social Change

Volume 1, Number 1

* Juan Díaz Bordenave: The itinerary of an Underdeveloped Communicator
* Arne Hintz & Stefania Milan: Towards a new vision for communication governance? Civil society media at the World Social Forum (WSF) and the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS)
* Pradip Thomas: The Right to Information movement and community radio in India: Observations on the theory and practice of participatory communication
* Juan Schoemaker & Douglas Storey: Effects of expanding satellite television broadcasting on health communication campaigns: The case of Jordan
* Lauren Goodsmith: Video Sabou et Nafa: Community voices joined in a common cause
* Tom Hogan: Some reflections on the late Dr Everett M. Rogers
* Silvia Balit: Gender and ICTs for Development
* Levi Obijiofor: Africa’s media, democracy and the politics of belonging

Volume 1, Number 2

* Francis B. Nyamnjoh: Africa in 2015: Interrogating Barbie Democracy, Seeking Alternatives
* Karin Gwinn Wilkins: Confronting the Missionary Position. The Mission of Development/ The Position of Women
* Ying Li: Broadening the Scope of Development Communication Campaigns: Advocating for Advocacy
* Silvio Waisbord: Missed Opportunities: Communication In The Polio Eradication Initiative
* Linje Manyozo: Local rural radio as a development radio: An exemplar of Dzimwe community radio in Malawi
* T.J. Grant: Involving the Community

Volume 1, Number 3

* Luc Reychler: Beyond Peace and War: On Violence Control and Sustainable Peace Building in the Middle East.
* Shelton A. Gunaratne: A Buddhist View of Journalism: Emphasis on Mutual Causality.
* Frank G. Pérez & Thomas E. Ruggiero: Juan de Oñate as Public Art: A Case Study of Cultural Representation and Tourism
* Levi Obijiofor: Mass media and socio-cultural factors in rural development: A study of two Nigerian communities
* Paul Van Mele, A.K.M. Zakaria, Hosne-Ara Begum, Harun-Ar-Rashid & Noel P. Magor: Videos that strengthen rural women’s capability to innovate
* Arul Aram: Mediatized Conflict

Volume 1, Number 4

* Claude-Yves Charron: Communication for Development Practices after the World Summit on the Information Society: Rashomon’s Challenge.
* Boonlert Supadhiloke: Right to Communicate, Media Reform and Civil Society in Thailand
* Tokunbo Ojo: ICTs for Development in the Sub-Saharan African Region: Historical, Economical and Political Contexts
* Ullamaija Kivikuru: Strengthening Participation or Just Checking that They are There? The Lost-and-Found Audience Game and Other Post-Tsunami Changes in Finnish Mass Media
* Elizabeth Galewski: Hegemony and Heterogeneity: Laclau’s On Populist Reason