Media and Culture in the U.S. Jewish Labor Movement ||Dolber, Brian · 2017

Precarity and Solidarity at Neoliberalism’s Twilight: The Potentials of Transnational Production AutoethnographyDolber, Brian · Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies · 2019

Unmaking 'Hegemonic Jewishness': Anti-Communism, Gender Politics, and Communication in the ILGWU, 1924-1934Brian Dolber · Race, Gender & Class · 2008

Strange Bedfellows: Yiddish socialist radio and the collapse of broadcasting reform in the United States, 1927-1938Dolber, Brian · Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television · 2013

Blindspots and Blurred Lines: Dallas Smythe, the Audience Commodity, and the Transformation of Labor in the Digital AgeDolber, Brian · Sociology Compass · 2016

From Socialism to “Sentiment”: Toward a Political Economy of Communities, Counterpublics, and Their Media Through Jewish Working Class HistoryBrian Dolber · 2011

Book review: Journalism as Activism: Recoding Media PowerRussellAdrienne, Journalism as Activism: Recoding Media Power. Cambridge: Polity Press, 2016, 200 pp; ISBN: 9780745671260Dolber, Brian · Global Media and Communication · 2017

Policy, Politics, and DiscourseStreeter, Thomas · Communication, Culture & Critique · 2013

Resurrecting Camp: Rethinking the Queer SensibilityWolf, John M. · Communication, Culture & Critique · 2013

Participatory Television: Convergence, Crowdsourcing, and NeoliberalismFish, Adam · Communication, Culture & Critique · 2013

Introduction From the New EditorParameswaran, Radhika · Communication, Culture & Critique · 2014

EditorialDowning, John D. H. · Communication, Culture & Critique · 2013

ERRATUMCommunication, Culture & Critique · 2015

Paradigms of Media PowerFreedman, Des · Communication, Culture & Critique · 2015

Commentary: From Media Activism to AcademiaSow, Fatoumata · Communication, Culture & Critique · 2016