Studies in Communication, Culture, Race, and Religion

Studies in Communication, Culture, Race, and Religion explores and examines the intersection of communication, culture, race, and religion. Books in this series demonstrate how communication and cultural frameworks, helps shape our understanding of race and religion—and in turn, how an understanding of race and religion shapes our understanding of how we communicate and interpret culture. This series will provide space for emerging, junior, or senior scholars engaged in research that studies the intersection of communication, culture, race, and religion to publish exciting and groundbreaking work. Grounded in communication methodology and theory, books in this series will also contribute to our understanding of how communication helps shapes culture and how culture shapes how we communicate. Moreover, this series understands that to further our knowledge of how communication helps to shape culture, an understand of race and religion becomes important. In this series, scholars are open to examine phenomena from either a historical or contemporary perspective and demonstrate how media and culture are intertwined with race and religion. Since these subjects are interdisciplinary, this peer-reviewed book series will invite proposals for and submissions of monographs and edited volumes from scholars across all academic disciplines using a plethora of communication methodologies and theories.