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Professor of Communication
3201 Arch Street, Suite 100, Room 148
bishoprc@drexel.edu
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Investigative reporting, sports journalism, journalism history, journalism sourcing patterns, textual narrative and ideological analysis, cultural history of fame.
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Sociology of science and technology, data brokers and big data, healthcare privacy, marketing communication, medicine, health, knowledge and power in late capital, the production of value and alternatives, anarchism and democratic potentials of artist-run spaces, collectives and feminist methodologies |
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Communication history, media theory, emotions and technology, semiotics
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Sociolinguistic theory, discourse analysis, applied linguistics (language teaching, learning, and testing).
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Social Network Analysis, Qualitative/Quantitative Research, Medical Sociology, Social Epidemiology, Social Demography, Sociology of Development, Communication and Information Technology
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Social and cultural theory; political economy; gerontology; materialisms; semiotic realisms; activity theory; reflection theories; communities of practice and labor theories of culture.
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Social media strategies for relationship and reputation management in public relations, examining media messages of public health issues and its psychological and behavioral effects on the public, communication theory and research methods |
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DIY and independent media production; transnational consumer culture; popular music; new media and mediated subjectivities; youth culture in the US and Indonesia.
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Judaic studies, Yiddish culture and linguistics, ethnography of communication and immigrant cultural studies
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Rhetoric, political communication, morality, religion, political economy and war |
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Sociolinguistics, ethnography of communication, intercultural communication, globalization and the rhetoric of community, political economy of immigration, race and ethnicity, new African immigrants in the United States, Igbo studies.
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Sustainable mobility and mobility justice: new cultures and infrastructures of travel, transport, mobile communication, and urbanism; Caribbean Studies: history, culture and political theory of the region, including intersections of race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality and class; Caribbean mobilities: the relation between tourism, migration and air travel across the U.S.-Caribbean borders; tracing the histories and forecasting the futures of cultures of mobility and wider mobility regimes, including theorizing transitions in complex systems. |
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Ethnography of cyberspace, online learning communities, political economy of higher education, globalization, activity theory, semiotics, critical realism, psychoanalysis, identity and the self.
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Department Head; Professor
3201 Arch Street, Suite 100, Room 152
hdv26@drexel.edu
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Political economy of media structures;
Media policies for digitized media ecologies;
Stakeholders and coalitions in media policies;
Digitization, convergence and legacy media;
Public (service) media;
Methods of media policy analysis;
Media culture in a digitized media ecosystem;
Media and (collective) identities;
Celebrity culture and industry;
Celebrity philanthropy and activism;
Fandom and anti-fandom |
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Social Media, User-Generated Content, Computer-Mediated Communication, Interactivity, Active Audience Analysis, Mobile Communication, Gender and Online Identity, Prosumer Culture, Internet of Things, Quantitative/Qualitative Research. |