[Commlist] JAMS 11 (3) published

Dear Colleagues, Happy New Year from the JAMS team! We are pleased to 
announce the publication of the latest issue of the Journal of African 
Media Studies (JAMS), Volume 11, Issue 3, available via this link: 
https://www.intellectbooks.com/journal-of-african-media-studies. We are 
keen to expand our database of manuscript reviewers. Those interested in 
reviewing for us should submit three areas of expertise and their 
contact details to: Professor Martin Ndlela, (martin.ndlela /at/ inn.no) or 
Professor Monica Chibita, (mbchibita /at/ gmail.com). JAMS welcomes original 
articles that address different aspects of media and communication in 
Africa. We are also looking for more film and book reviewers. Please 
email reviews to Professor Ike Obiaya: (iobiaya /at/ smc.edu.ng)  or Prof 
Lusike Lynete Mukhongo, (lusikem /at/ gmail.com) JAMS Volume 11 Issue 3, 2019 
 -  ICTs as Juju: African inspiration for understanding the 
compositeness of being human through digital technologies by Francis B. 
Nyamnjoh, pp. 279-291
   -  (Re)producing cultural narratives on women in public affairs 
programmes in Uganda by Emilly Comfort Maractho, pp. 293-311
   - A comparative analysis of social media messaging by 
African-centred LGBT refugee NGOs by Linda Jean Kenix, Femi Abikanlu, 
pp. 313-329
   - International and African media’s representation of African Debt 
to China: From stereotype to solution with constructive journalism by 
Zhang Yanqiu, Luu Mwiinga Machila, pp. 331-346
   - Preserving lions and culture: Conflicting standards of 
human–wildlife conflict by Allison Hailey Hahn, pp. 347-358
   - Rise and #Fall: The unsuspended revolution by Bandile Bertrand 
Leopeng, pp. 359-393
   - Cross-cultural adaptation issues and strategies for Cameroonian 
students in China by Yue Qi, Deng Di, Tabouguia Kamgaing Christian, pp. 
395-414
Link to 
issue: https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/intellect/jams/2019/00000011/00000003  See 
also JAMS 11 Issue 2, 2019 (Open Access)      - Introduction: New media 
and processes of social change in contemporary Africa, pp. 125-141(17) 
by Gustafsson, Jessica; Ngomba, Teke J.; Nielsen, Poul Erik
   -  Advocating causal analyses of media and social change by way of 
social mechanisms, pp. 143-161(19) by Helle-Valle, Jo
   - New media use among young Batswana – on concerns, consequences and 
the educational factor, pp. 163-182(20) by Storm-Mathisen, Ardis
   - New media coming to Kapkoi, pp. 183-204(22) by Gustafsson, Jessica
   - Quotidian use of new media and sociocultural change in 
contemporary Kenya, pp. 205-227(23) by Nielsen, Poul Erik
   - Navigating precarious visibility: Ugandan sexual minorities on 
Twitter, pp. 229-256(28) by Strand, Cecilia
   - Pan-Africanism as a laughing matter: (Funny) expressions of 
African identity on Twitter, pp. 257-274(18) by Cheruiyot, David; Uppal, 
Charu
   - Link to issue: Journal of African Media Studies: Ingenta Connect 
Table Of Contents

----------------------------------The Journal of African Media Studies 
(JAMS) is an interdisciplinary journal that provides a forum for debate 
on the historical and contemporary aspects of media and communication in 
Africa. Abstracting & IndexingArts & Humanities Citation Index; Social 
Sciences Citation Index; Journal Citation Reports - Social Science 
Edition; Current Contents Connect - Arts & Humanities edition; Current 
Contents Connect - Social & Behavioural Sciences edition; International 
Bibliography of the Social Sciences (IBSS); Scopus; TOC Premier; 
Communication & Mass Media Complete; Communication Source; Communication 
Abstracts Online; British Humanities Index; International Index to Black 
Periodicals (IIBP); International Index to the Performing Arts (IIPA); 
International Bibliography of Periodical Literature in the Humanities 
and Social Sciences (IBZ); International Bibliography of Book Reviews in 
Scholarly Literature in the Humanities and Social Sciences (IBR); Modern 
Language Association Database (MLA); Current Abstracts; ERIH PLUS.Impact 
Factor 2017-20180.309Journal of African Media Studies: ISSN: 
1751-7974For subscription and other information, please visit the 
journal’s 
webpagehttps://www.intellectbooks.com/journal-of-african-media-studies  ; 
  For further information, please contact Nicola Reisner 
(atnicola /at/ intellectbooks.com)
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