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Content analysis with the constructivist paradigm.

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The Taliban are now an interntaional comunicator and political "partner" for many governments and organizations. The main criticism is how they threat women, fueled by international media. I will therefore reserach how they communicate an image about Afghan women under the new Taliban government to Western media.

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How did the Taliban construct the state of Afghan women in their communication with the Western media after the Kabul takeover?

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I will analyze the press conference and interviews with the image repair theory (e.g., if they refuse it or apologize). The results will be put into a broader context with the narrative theory.

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Organizational culture in a remote setting

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In light of the increasing prevalence of remote working, one may ask whether this phenomenon could be linked to subculture formation. As such, this provides a fertile ground for researchers to explore different aspects of communication in relation to the rising trend of remote working. Consequently, this study seeks to extend and complement existing literature on this topic and, in doing so, shed more light on how remote working affects communication in the workplace.  It is intended more specifically to reveal what aspects of communication support the formation of subcultures at the workplace (i.e., formality/informality, different results). The rationale of the research is to find areas in workplace communication where improvement could be made, ultimately leading to a strengthening of the overall corporate culture.

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What aspects in remote communication contribute to the creation of subcultures at a workplace?

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Theory: Gidden's Structuration Theory used as an overarching framework;
Organizational culture, Sub-cultures, Organizational change

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Leadership Communication; Female Leadership

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Female leadership is often neglected, not investigated,

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(FIRST VERSION)
What characteristics of the communication of women leaders in Italian corporations mirror the CCO principles?

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Experience Feminism OR Feminist Theory

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Throughout the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, fear of travellers from countries where the virus and its subsequent variants originated, the comparison of restrictions, the race to vaccine discovery and approval, and unequal access to vaccinations have proliferated the headlines. The aim of this research paper is to take a critical look at how the global discourse around the pandemic has constructed power held by nation-states and influenced international power dynamics. By examining the discourse and communication by and between the World Health Organisation (WHO), news media and political leaders, the purpose is to critique how communication and public diplomacy regarding global health crises subjugates the power of some nations while reinforcing or constructing the hegemonic power of others.

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RQ1: Has public diplomacy and political public relations during the COVID-19 pandemic influenced systems of power?

RQ2: What do the regular briefings and other communication on the COVID-19 pandemic by the WHO reveal about the power of particular nations over others and how this communication may play a role in reinforcing or subjugating these power dynamics.

RQ3: Has major news media privileged the discourse of some countries and state actors over others? This may be seen as countries have emerged as leading COVID case or vaccination numbers, reported the discovery of major variants of concern, or in vaccine development.

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Critical theory
The critical theory looks at the systematic distortion of communication, hegemony, and the influence of mass media on cultural spheres and power and is sceptical of government interests. The theory points its critical lens at such areas as scientific expertise, mass communication, and knowledge production, areas that have been key facets of the pandemic.