Sudeshna Roy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4929178 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sudeshna Roy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sudeshna |
| FAMILY NAME | Roy |
| SIGNATURE | ROY S |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Institute of Health and Family Welfare |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5332-5536 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Communication
55 long form essays The Oxford Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Communication , edited by two international communication scholars, serves as a comprehensive and authoritative reference work to help readers understand the complex intersections and multifaceted relationships between race, ethnicity, and communication across diverse countries, time periods, and contexts. The articles—authored by leading scholars and practitioners in the fields …
Behavioral intervention for mental health of pregnant women experiencing domestic violence: A randomized controlled trial
Background The intersection of domestic violence (DV) during pregnancy has multiple detrimental effects on the mother and family, resulting in mental health impairment. In a cognizant effort to empower pregnant women who have experienced DV, a Behavioral Intervention Package (BIP) was developed and used. The BIP incorporates yoga-based techniques for self-development, interpersonal skill development, and awareness sessions. The study aims to asse…
Depiction of Sexual Violence in Indian Films: Viewing from and in a Man/patriarch’s World
The article discusses the depiction of sexual violence in Indian films and its reflection of wider cultural norms. It highlights the pervasive influence of a male perspective throughout the filmmaking process, from producers to audiences. The portrayal of rape and sexual violence in Indian films often focuses on the pain and humiliation of women, the satisfaction of men, and the sadistic pleasure derived from the brutality. The article argues for…
Decolonizing Open Science: Southern Interventions
Hegemonic Open Science, emergent from the circuits of knowledge production in the Global North and serving the economic interests of platform capitalism, systematically erase the voices of the subaltern margins from the Global South and the Southern margins inhabiting the North. Framed within an overarching emancipatory narrative of creating access for and empowering the margins through data exchanged on the global free market, hegemonic Open Sci…
Standardization of a Participatory Questionnaire to Assess the (Fulfilment of) Needs of Children in Care (QANCC) In India
Communicating Differences: Culture, Media, Peace and Conflict Negotiation
This volume captures the essence of how we communicate differences in relationships, between and across cultures, in organizations, through education and in moments of local and global conflict and cr
Intercultural communication in a conflict-torn world: Critical questions/connections/implications
Culturally unconscious: Intercultural implications of The New York Times representation of the Israel–Palestine conflict in 2009 and 2011
In this article, the author critically examines The New York Times ( NYT) representation of the Israel–Palestine conflict in the recent political contexts presented by US President Obama’s Cairo speech in 2009 and leader of West Bank, President Mahmoud Abbas’s, imminent claim to nationhood at the UN in 2011. The purpose of the case study is to establish a theoretical framework for the connection between media representation of conflicts and influ…
The circle of terror: Strategic localizations of global media terror meta-discourses in the US, India and Scotland
This critical discourse analysis (CDA) examines media commentary on terror events in three countries in which the events occurred – the US, India and Scotland – to explore and compare the media’s role in the construction, ideological conception, and recommended response to terrorism. Media commentary in each of the three countries is juxtaposed to expose similarities and differences in editorials about the 11 September 2001 (9/11) attacks in the …
Culturally unconscious: Intercultural implications of The New York Times representation of the Israel–Palestine conflict in 2009 and 2011
In this article, the author critically examines The New York Times ( NYT) representation of the Israel–Palestine conflict in the recent political contexts presented by US President Obama’s Cairo speech in 2009 and leader of West Bank, President Mahmoud Abbas’s, imminent claim to nationhood at the UN in 2011. The purpose of the case study is to establish a theoretical framework for the connection between media representation of conflicts and influ…
The circle of terror: Strategic localizations of global media terror meta-discourses in the US, India and Scotland
This critical discourse analysis (CDA) examines media commentary on terror events in three countries in which the events occurred – the US, India and Scotland – to explore and compare the media’s role in the construction, ideological conception, and recommended response to terrorism. Media commentary in each of the three countries is juxtaposed to expose similarities and differences in editorials about the 11 September 2001 (9/11) attacks in the …
Intercultural communication in a conflict-torn world: Critical questions/connections/implications
The circle of terror: Strategic localizations of global media terror meta-discourses in the US, India and Scotland
This critical discourse analysis (CDA) examines media commentary on terror events in three countries in which the events occurred – the US, India and Scotland – to explore and compare the media’s role in the construction, ideological conception, and recommended response to terrorism. Media commentary in each of the three countries is juxtaposed to expose similarities and differences in editorials about the 11 September 2001 (9/11) attacks in the …
Intercultural communication in a conflict-torn world: Critical questions/connections/implications
Culturally unconscious: Intercultural implications of The New York Times representation of the Israel–Palestine conflict in 2009 and 2011
In this article, the author critically examines The New York Times ( NYT) representation of the Israel–Palestine conflict in the recent political contexts presented by US President Obama’s Cairo speech in 2009 and leader of West Bank, President Mahmoud Abbas’s, imminent claim to nationhood at the UN in 2011. The purpose of the case study is to establish a theoretical framework for the connection between media representation of conflicts and influ…
Communicating Differences: Culture, Media, Peace and Conflict Negotiation
This volume captures the essence of how we communicate differences in relationships, between and across cultures, in organizations, through education and in moments of local and global conflict and cr
Decolonizing Open Science: Southern Interventions
Hegemonic Open Science, emergent from the circuits of knowledge production in the Global North and serving the economic interests of platform capitalism, systematically erase the voices of the subaltern margins from the Global South and the Southern margins inhabiting the North. Framed within an overarching emancipatory narrative of creating access for and empowering the margins through data exchanged on the global free market, hegemonic Open Sci…
Standardization of a Participatory Questionnaire to Assess the (Fulfilment of) Needs of Children in Care (QANCC) In India
Depiction of Sexual Violence in Indian Films: Viewing from and in a Man/patriarch’s World
The article discusses the depiction of sexual violence in Indian films and its reflection of wider cultural norms. It highlights the pervasive influence of a male perspective throughout the filmmaking process, from producers to audiences. The portrayal of rape and sexual violence in Indian films often focuses on the pain and humiliation of women, the satisfaction of men, and the sadistic pleasure derived from the brutality. The article argues for…
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Communication
55 long form essays The Oxford Encyclopedia of Race, Ethnicity, and Communication , edited by two international communication scholars, serves as a comprehensive and authoritative reference work to help readers understand the complex intersections and multifaceted relationships between race, ethnicity, and communication across diverse countries, time periods, and contexts. The articles—authored by leading scholars and practitioners in the fields …
Behavioral intervention for mental health of pregnant women experiencing domestic violence: A randomized controlled trial
Background The intersection of domestic violence (DV) during pregnancy has multiple detrimental effects on the mother and family, resulting in mental health impairment. In a cognizant effort to empower pregnant women who have experienced DV, a Behavioral Intervention Package (BIP) was developed and used. The BIP incorporates yoga-based techniques for self-development, interpersonal skill development, and awareness sessions. The study aims to asse…
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Media studies (3 works) · Colonialism (2 works) · Communication (2 works) · Intercultural communication (2 works)