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CFP Mobile media in Brazil
Convergence: The international journal of research into new media technologies SPECIAL ISSUE Mobility and mobile media in Brazil Edited by: Adriana de Souza e Silva (North Carolina State University) Isabel Froes (IT University of Copenhagen) Important dates: Full papers: June … Continue reading
John R. Baldwin
RESEARCHER PROFILE John R. Baldwin is Professor of Communication and Coordinator of the Communication Studies Unit at Illinois State University. Intercultural/Intergroup Communication and Tolerance: My research interests usually involve culture or groupness in some way. In my dissertation (Ariz State … Continue reading
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Tagged Brazil, Illinois State University, popular music, race, stereotypes
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