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Issue DateTitleAuthor(s)
6219-Jul-2023Daring to do things that others don't: Singapore alternative mediaLambert, Alex; Tay-Elisara, Jinna 
62212-Jan-2010Cyborg Ontology and Politics in Intelligent Nation SingaporeSOH SEOK KEIM SHIRLEY
6232007Cyber kiosks and dilemmas of social inclusion in rural IndiaSreekumar, T.T. 
6248-Apr-2021CURING THE INFODEMIC: SELF AND SOCIAL CORRECTIONS ON INSTANT MESSAGING PLATFORMSNG WEI TING SHERYL
62521-Apr-2022Curative platforms: Disability, access, and food delivery work in SingaporeHong, Renyi 
6262014Culture-Centered Engagement With Delivery of Health Services: Co-Constructing Meanings of Health in the Tzu Chi Foundation Through Buddhist PhilosophyDillard, S.J.; Dutta, M. ; Sun, W.-S.
6276-Apr-2018Culture-Centered Approach in addressing health disparities: Communication infrastructures for subaltern voicesMohan J. Dutta 
6289-Mar-2018Culturally centering social change communication: subaltern critiques of, resistance to, and re-imagination of developmentMohan Dutta 
6292010Cultural heritage in the age of real time media: Developing the living avatars networkKera, D. ; Graham, C.
6303-Oct-2017Cultural barriers and familial resources for negotiation of engineering careers among young women: Relational dialectics theory in an Asian perspectiveDebalina Dutta 
631Jul-2017Cultivation in Health and Risk MessagingSatveer Kaur ; Dutta, Mohan ; Tan, Naomi 
632Feb-2014CSR as organization-employee relationship management strategy: A case study of socially responsible information technology companies in IndiaDhanesh, Ganga S. 
131-Dec-2022Cross-platform- and subgroup-differences in the well-being effects of Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook in the United StatesJaidka, K 
142018Cross-Cultural Differences in the Influences of Spiritual and Religious Tendencies on Beliefs in Genetic Determinism and Family Health History Communication: A Teleological ApproachHONG, SOO JUNG 
15Jun-2013Critical literacy, self-protection and delinquency: The challenges of participatory media for youths at-riskLim, S.S. ; Basnyat, I. ; Vadrevu, S.; Chan, Y.H. 
1612-Apr-2024CREATING A CULTURAL BRDIGE: ENGAGING THE YOUNGER GENERATION IN SINGAPORE’S FOOD HERITAGE PRESERVATIONISLYN OLIVIA TAN
1710-Apr-2024CRAFTING CULTURAL NARRATIVE: THE ROLE OF A CREATIVE DIRECTOR IN UNVEILING THE FLUIDITY AND HYBRIDITY IDENTITIES OF CHINESE SINGAPOREANS THROUGH EDUTAINMENTWAN ZI JING
1818-Apr-2019#COUPLEGOALS: A SELF-PRESENTATION PERSPECTIVE ON ONLINE PUBLIC DISPLAYS OF AFFECTION VS OFFLINE ROMANCEVALDEREE SOH XING HUEI
192008Corporate social responsibility, marketing and public relations: A cause lost in frame alignment?Dhanesh, Ganga S. 
2020-Oct-2010Corporate social responsibility and public relations in IndiaDhanesh, Ganga S.