Roles, aportaciones e invisibilidades femeninas en el campo de la investigación en comunicación [Editorial]

Abstract

The field of communication’s history continues to shape its present, just as histories and stories we write in the present continue to reshape our understanding of the past and define the conditions for our futures. This special issue illustrates those truths as they manifest themselves through gender and both the historical and contemporary marginalization of women in the communication field and in mediated public life. To understand how they play out, we need to investigate specific institutional locations and national contexts, trace the transnational movements of researchers and ideas, and think comparatively and globally about patterns of gender-based exclusion and hard-won battles for voice and place in the patriarchal, heteronormative academic and public cultures that have set the terms for opportunity, recognition, and success for women.

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