Citations Report

Articles published in Global Media Journal have been cited by esteemed scholars and scientists all around the world. Global Media Journal has got h-index 35, which means every article in Global Media Journal has got 35 average citations.

Following are the list of articles that have cited the articles published in Global Media Journal.

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  Nevradakis, M. (2018). From the polis to Facebook: Social media and the development of a new Greek public sphere (Doctoral dissertation).

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  Mack, A. (2017). Film as a Mirror of Evolving Consciousness: The Politics of Representation, the Power of Social Media, and Shifting Landscapes. California Institute of Integral Studies.

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  Mack, A. (2017). Film as a Mirror of Evolving Consciousness: The Politics of Representation, the Power of Social Media, and Shifting Landscapes. California Institute of Integral Studies.

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  Émond-Sioufi, V. (2018). # Unions: Canadian unions and social media (Doctoral dissertation, Communication, Art & Technology: School of Communication).

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  Ramos, J. L. (2017). EL RELATO DE LOS CANDIDATOS OUTSIDER. ANÁLISIS DEL DISCURSO: DONALD TRUMP, PA-BLO IGLESIAS Y MAURICIO MACRI. Personalización en comunicación política.

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  Gardner, J. (2018). Strangers to the Village: Social Media Use among Displaced Assyrian Christians in Ankawa, Iraq (Doctoral dissertation, Regent University).

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  Aziz, M. S., & Hasna, S. (2020, January). The Problem of E-Democracy and its Impact on Political Participation in Indonesia. In 6th International Conference on Social and Political Sciences (ICOSAPS 2020) (pp. 470-476). Atlantis Press.

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  Al-Zo’by, M. (2019). Social media and power in the Arab world: From dominant ideology to popular agency. Journal of Arab & Muslim Media Research, 12(2), 191-211.

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  Vyrkovsky, A. V., Gorbunova, A. S., & Davletshina, M. I. New Media and Political Processes in the Post-Soviet Countries (on the example of the «color-coded» revolutions).

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  Sudrajat, T., & Bintoro, R. W. (2017). Questioning The Essence Of Bureaucratic Neutrality.

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  Obraztsova, A. Y., & Galkina, M. Y. Coverage Features of Socio-Political Processes on Social Networks in Kazakhstan Based on Russian-Language Discourse.

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  Ouedraogo, L. (2018). Pop Music as e-Civism: Negotiating Change Through Subaltern Voices in Burkina Faso.

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  Hostein, A. (2021). The Holistic Public Sphere: The Role of Publics and INGOs to Transnationalise the Public Sphere (Doctoral dissertation, University of Portsmouth).

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  Zhao, S. (2021, January). In Light of Contemporary Social Media, Can We Still Speak of a Digital Public Today?. In 2021 3rd International Conference on Literature, Art and Human Development (ICLAHD 2021) (pp. 42-47). Atlantis Press.

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  Kermani, H. (2020). Decoding Telegram: Iranian Users and ‘Produsaging’Discourses in Iran’s 2017 Presidential Election. Asiascape: Digital Asia, 7(1-2), 88-121.

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  Alsahafi, W. A. (2019). The Socio-Political Implications of Social Media Participation and Activism among Young Adults in Saudi Arabia. Nottingham Trent University (United Kingdom).

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  Malik, S., Mahn, C., Pierse, M., & Rogaly, B. (Eds.). (2020). Creativity and resistance in a hostile world. Manchester University Press.

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  Wettestad, E. Ø. (2021). Sosiale mediers demokratiske potensial: Cyberaktivisme og Black Lives Matter (Bachelor's thesis, NTNU).

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  Madzhumaev, M. (2020). Riots in the information society. In INVESTIGATION: PROBLEMS, THEIR SOLUTION, DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS (pp. 126-132).

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  Fernández Martínez, RG (2018). Spontaneous video: a tool for communication, social change and citizen control in the digital age.

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