Virtual Theme Collection: Journalism and Media Research on Africa

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Ha L. (2020). Online posting, single-blind review, open access, and the future of refereed journals. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 97(1), 5–12.

Ha L. Yang C. Fang L. Zhang T. Chattopadhyay D. Wang F. (2015). How media scholars’ attributes affect their ratings of journalism and mass communication quarterly. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 92(1), 221–234.

Rocco T. S . (2011). Reasons to write, writing opportunities, and other considerations. In Rocco T. S. Hatcher T. (Eds.), The handbook of scholarly writing and publishing (pp. 3–12). John Wiley.

Albritton R. B. Manheim J. B. (1983). News of Rhodesia: The impact of a public relations campaign. Journalism Quarterly, 60(4), 622–628.

Ekwelie S. A. (1986). The Nigerian press under civilian rule. Journalism Quarterly, 63(1), 98–149.

Giffard C. A. Cohen L. (1989). South African TV and censorship: Does it reduce negative coverage? Journalism Quarterly, 66(1), 3–10.

Ireri K. (2016). High job satisfaction despite low income: A national study of Kenyan journalists. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 93(1), 164–186.

Okonkwor R. C. (1983). Nigeria’s sedition laws: Their effect on free speech. Journalism Quarterly, 60(1), 54–60.

Rogers M. K. (1986). The Liberian press: An analysis. Journalism Quarterly, 63(2), 275–281.

Roser C. Brown L. (1986). African newspaper editors and the new world information order. Journalism Quarterly, 63(1), 114–121.

Sobel M. McIntyre K. (2019). The state of journalism and press freedom in postgenocide Rwanda. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 96(2), 558–578.