American Journal of Communication
2020 - 2025
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Volume 7, issue 1, 2025
- Effect of Language Policy on Relationship between Electronic Media and Kiswahili Growth among University Students in Kenya pp. 1 - 25

- Orleans Omusula Onindo and Ndeti Ndati
- Framing Femicide in Kenyan Online Print Media: Language, Imagery, and Major Narrative Strategies pp. 16 - 29

- Caroline Njoroge
Volume 6, issue 4, 2024
- Filmmaking as a Medium of Public Communication in Addressing Social Problems pp. 1 - 16

- Jana Tombu
Volume 6, issue 3, 2024
- Impact of Crisis Communication Strategies on Public Trust during Health Emergencies in Philippines pp. 1 - 11

- Eduardo Luiz
- Influence of Media Framing on Public Perception of Climate Change in Malawi pp. 12 - 23

- Dominic Ngumuya
- Relationship between Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Communication and Brand Loyalty in Somalia pp. 34 - 36

- Abdi Hussein
- Effects of Mobile News Consumption on Information Retention and Recall in Indonesia pp. 37 - 48

- Josline Hakim
- Role of Social Media in Shaping Political Opinion among Young Adults in Tanzania pp. 37 - 48

- Evans Kimweri
Volume 6, issue 2, 2024
- Impact of Mobile Messaging Apps on Interpersonal Relationships in Kenya pp. 1 - 11

- Bonface Munyao
- Relationship between Television News Consumption and Public Perception of Crime Rates in Somalia pp. 12 - 21

- Cumar Mansuur
- Role of Communication Styles in Workplace Conflict Resolution in Brazil pp. 22 - 31

- Bete Mendes
- Influence of Celebrity Endorsements on Consumer Trust in Advertising in Sudan pp. 32 - 41

- Ignatia Valentine
- Audience’s Perception of X (Formerly Twitter) Trends as a Tool for the Nigerian Public Sphere pp. 42 - 64

- Ayishat Sandra Olanrewaju
Volume 6, issue 1, 2024
- Corporate Artefacts and Customer Satisfaction in Public Secondary Schools in Nairobi County, Kenya pp. 1 - 11

- Winfred Mukami Karingu, Hellen Mberia and Ndeti Ndati
- Effectiveness of County Communication Approaches in Facilitating Public Participation in Kenya's Devolved Governments pp. 12 - 23

- Edward Musungu Wasike, Masibo Lumala and Jane Malel
- Information Source Attributes and Terrorism Risk Preparedness among the Residents of Nairobi City County pp. 24 - 45

- Miring'u Edward Waweru, Prof. M. M. Sakwa and Dr. Julius Bosire
- The Influence of Interpersonal Communication Participants on Child Nutrition Promotion in Kilifi County, Kenya pp. 46 - 55

- Florence Tsuma, Prof. Hellen Mberia and Prof. Idah Muchunku
- Impact of Social Media Usage on Political Polarization in the United States pp. 56 - 66

- Jack Daniel
Volume 5, issue 2, 2023
- Communication Strategies Used in Performance Contracting in the County Government of Nakuru, Kenya pp. 1 - 13

- Joe Miring'u Njoroge, PhD Dr. Josphine Khaemba and PhD Dr. Lydia Mareri
- Media Strategies and the Growth of Kiswahili among Journalism Students in Kenyan Universities pp. 14 - 26

- Orleans Omusula Onindo, Hellen K. Mberia and Ndeti Ndati
Volume 5, issue 1, 2023
- Mode of Communication and Employee Engagement in Technical Training Institutions in Kenya pp. 1 - 16

- Margaret Ngugi, Prof. Hellen Mberia and Dr. Kyalo Wa Ngula
- The Influence of Communication Participants on Adoption of Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia (CBPP) Vaccine among Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASAL) Pastoralists in Kenya pp. 17 - 27

- Virginia Wangari Ndungu, Professor Hellen K. Mberia, Dr Kyalo Wa Ngula and Dr. Joseph Othieno
- Impact of Media and Information Literacy in Nigerian Colleges of Education Curriculum: A Case of Detecting Fake News pp. 28 - 37

- Mohammed Jibril Nasir and Abdulmalik Ciroma
- Media Contents and Youths' Attitudes toward Nigeria's Political Activities pp. 38 - 55

- Anthony Apeh Amedu and Yemi Kunle Oginni
- Social Practice and Portrayal of Women in the Choice of Cosmetic Products in Lagos Nigeria pp. 56 - 68

- Adebola Sarah O. Michael, Prof. Hellen Mberia and PhD Dr. Joan Mutua
Volume 4, issue 1, 2022
- YOUTUBE AND SECOND LIFE FOR INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE LEARNING: AWARENESS AND USAGE IN TERTIARY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA pp. 1 - 20

- Umefien Dakoru Epepe
- RELEVANCE OF INTERACTIVE MARKETING PRACTICES FOR ENHANCING MARKET PERFORMANCE: THE CASE OF SOFT DRINK MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES IN KIGALI CITY pp. 21 - 45

- Pereez Nimusima, Prof. Nixon Kamukama (Ph.D), Dr. Rebecca Kalibwani (Ph.D) and John Rwakihembo
- NIGERIAN CULTURAL VALUES AND ADVERTISING ETHICS: PRIMA GARNET, DDB CASERS, LINTAS, NOAH'S ARK AND CONCEPT UNIT ADVERTISING AGENCIES IN PERSPECTIVE pp. 46 - 57

- Nwokoro Catherine Isioma and Peter Magaret Akwaowo
- Audience Perception of Pornographic Elements in Nigeria's Indigenous Film Industry, Nollywood: A Study of Young Viewers in Two Tertiary Institutions in Imo State pp. 58 - 67

- Victor O. Alozie (PhD)
Volume 3, issue 1, 2021
- One war, different coverage: Exploring cultural influences on international media framing of the Iraq War pp. 1 - 15

- PhD Nduka N. Nwankpa, PhD Agnes O. Ezeji and Solomon Terungwa Chile
- Influence of Language use in Comedic Movies on Attitudes towards Sexual Orientations of University Students in Kenya pp. 16 - 29

- Francis Maina Mararo, Professor Hellen K. Mberia and Dr. Lillian K. Omoke
Volume 2, issue 1, 2020
- THE IMPACT OF JINGLES IN THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID-19 AMONG RURAL DWELLERS-A SURVEY OF TAI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF RIVERS STATE pp. 17 - 25

- Mr. Leader Stanley
- Factors Leading to Spelling Change of English Language Words on Whatsapp pp. 26 - 40

- Winnie R. Galebole
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