Subin Paul

Subin Paul is an assistant professor of communication at IE University, specializing in cultural analyses of media. His research builds on ideas from communication and “area studies” to examine mediated practices and phenomena in Asia. He also engages in conversations surrounding the impact of interdisciplinary knowledge on communication scholarship. His work has appeared in venues such as the International Journal of Communication, Digital Journalism, Journalism: Theory, Practice & Criticism, and Modern Asian Studies. He has won awards/grants from the International Communication Association and from the South Asia Institute, Columbia University.

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

• Ph.D. in Mass Communications, University of Iowa, USA, 2020

• M.A. in Journalism, Cardiff University, UK and Asian College of Journalism, India, 2013

• B.Tech in Ceramic Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology – Banaras Hindu University, India, 2008

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

• Assistant Professor of Communication, IE University, 2021 – Present

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

• Paul, S., Alex, D.R. (2022). “Engaging with News: Print Media and Literacy Practices in Kerala, India.” Journalism Practice

• Paul, S., Dowling, D. (2020). “Gandhi’s Newspaperman: T.G. Narayanan and the Quest for an Independent India, 1938-46”. Modern Asian Studies, Vol 54(2): 471 – 501

• Paul, S. (2019). “The Gulf Crisis and Narratives of Emotionality in Nepal’s English-Language Press.” International Journal of Communication, Vol. 13: 1323 – 1339