For decades, feminists have intervened in a sexually violent culture. Many public health
professionals, educators, and activists who design these interventions have called for …

Over the past decade, paradox theory has developed impressively. Such advances have
been fueled by a rising collective experience of paradox—as change, scarcity and plurality …

A critical turn is currently taking place in interpersonal and family communication (IFC)
studies, thereby reorienting the predominantly post-positivist, rationalist, and individualist …

The field of management and organization studies (MOS) regularly invokes the relational
theories of Karen Barad in sociomaterial and new materialist scholarship. Taking the …

We draw upon transnational feminism as a theoretical resource to outline decolonial
thinking for feminist organizational communication in this essay. Decolonial perspectives in …

Gaslighting is defined as a dysfunctional communication dynamic in which one interlocutor
attempts to destabilize another's sense of reality. In this article, we advance a model of …

Practice-based organization scholarship has made significant contributions, but its vision is
narrow. It aims to show organizational scholars that what are taken to be entities are better …

In the United States, approximately one in five women experiences rape during college, and
LGBTQ students experience sexual violence at even higher rates. An increasing number of …

When chapter author Patrice Buzzanell first came to feminism in the very early 1990s, she
could not foresee how taking a feminist analytic lens would underlie everything she did. As …

The goals of this volume are to provide knowledge of the history of theorizing about
communication and about organizations that led to the establishment of the field of …