Research Work

My research work explores the intersections of media, governance, conflict, digital sovereignty, and public communication. I focus on writing about how political decisions shape human narratives and how technology intersects with global power.

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University Assignment • 1st November 2022

Media Policy: Emergence and Formulation

Media policy is the stage upon which the state interacts with the media industries. This essay will look at the emergence and formation of communications policy.

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29th February 2024

Research Design for Critical Discourse Analysis of Institutional Racism in the United States using Congressional Hearings of TikTok and Facebook

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29th February 2024

The Evolution of Diaspora and Their Interactions with Media

This paper aims at establishing the evolving definitions of Diaspora and then understanding how this evolution has informed the way diasporic audiences are viewed, studied, and interpreted.

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21st February 2024

Evidence of Cultural Hybridisation in Korean Cultural Products

Evidence of Cultural Hybridisation in Korean Cultural Products using the example of Vincenzo

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University Assignment • 15th March 2023

Research Study on the Depiction of NHS Nurse Strikes in British National Dailies

This essay elaborates on the depiction of NHS Nurse strikes in British National Dailies representing different faction.

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29th February 2024

A Critical Analysis of Digital Sovereignty

The essay analyses 'digital sovereignty by first discussing the notion of sovereignty and the significance of states in international relations. Next, the essay explores how sovereignty relates to the digital. Lastly, it infers whether the idea of ‘digital sovereignty’ holds relevance in the modern world.