Communication

Follow-up groups » Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Status: Public

Is unit's follow-up group: Yes

Related organisational unit(s)

Department of Communication (Faculty of Huma...); merged 1.1.2017 as Department of Language and Communication Studies; Finland
Department of Language and Communication Studies KIVI (Faculty of Huma...); Finland

Publications and other outputs

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Cultivating Criticality : Notions of ‘critical’ applied to teaching and learning about intercultural communication in a higher education setting (2025) Kokkonen, Lotta; et al. ; A3; 978-1-003-51394-0
Algorithmic management of crowdworkers : Implications for workers’ identity, belonging, and meaningfulness of work (2024) van Zoonen, Ward; et al. ; A1; OA
Bridging the Gap : Revisiting Dynamics of Physical and Perceived Proximity in Multilocational Work (2024) Van Zoonen, Ward; et al. ; A4
Care workers in elder care : the Four Flows of constituting care organisations on social media (2024) Levonius, Vilja; et al. ; A1; OA
Communicative Tensions in Remote Work During the COVID-19 Pandemic (2024) Suortti, Camilla; et al. ; A1; OA
Driving and embracing change : learning and teaching languages and communication in higher education (2024) Károly, Adrienn; et al. ; C2; OA; 978-952-86-0238-5
Examining communication visibility and social technology platform use in organizations (2024) Treem, Jeffrey W.; et al. ; A1
Examining the Implications of Negativity Perceptions for Enterprise Social Media Use (2024) van Zoonen, Ward; et al. ; A1; OA
Expectation dissonance : the role of perceived negativity bias in enterprise social media in explaining accountability and support (2024) van Zoonen, Ward; et al. ; A1; OA
Framework for multilingual and intercultural communication competence : bringing forward a pedagogical perspective and assessment for learning (2024) Kokkonen, Lotta; et al. ; A3; OA; 978-952-86-0238-5

Projects

Research datasets

Paradoxes and tensions in employees' technology-mediated information sharing (2023) Sivunen, Anu; et al.

Research activities

Member of the editorial team of Prologi, Journal of Communication and Social Interaction (2024) Tuikka, Sini; Peer review or editorial work

Persons

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