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Dr

Annisa Beta

Lecturer In Cultural Studies
Culture And Communication
indonesia
social sciences
communication
fashion
muslim women
social media
identity
youth
visibility
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Dr

Annisa Beta

 
Division
Arts
 
Primary Interest
political subjectivity
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Dr

Annisa Beta

 

Dr. Annisa R. Beta is a Lecturer in Cultural Studies at the School of Culture and Communication, the University of Melbourne. Her research is broadly concerned with youth, new media, and political subjectivity in Southeast Asia.

Before moving to Melbourne, she was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Communications and New Media, National University of Singapore, from 2018 to 2019. She received her Ph.D. from National University of Singapore in 2018. While finishing her doctoral degree, she was also a Visiting Student Researcher at the University of California Berkeley in 2016. She has published her work in New Media & Society, International Communication Gazette, and Media and Communication. Her forthcoming articles will be published in Asiascape: Digital Asia and Feminist Media Studies. She has also published her writing with South China Morning Post, The Jakarta Post, and anotasi.com.

Scholarly Works

Displaying the 7 most recent scholarly works by Annisa Beta.

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The Muslimah Intimate Public: Re-Considering Contemporary Daʾwa Activists in Indonesia

Annisa R Beta

Journal article  |  2020  |  Asiascape: Digital Asia

This article reconsiders contemporary digital activism in an increasingly pious Indonesia and responds to Eva F. Nisa’s 2018 paper..

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Di mana perempuan muda (di) Indonesia - Where are young women (in) Indonesia?

Annisa Beta

Scholarly Contribution to Database/Website  |  2020

There are around 31 million young women aged 16-30 years in Indonesia. Their work is widely hailed in society when it comes to cre..

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Knowing responsibly: decolonizing knowledge production of Indonesian girlhood

Marissa Saraswati, Annisa R Beta

Journal article  |  2020  |  Feminist Media Studies

Despite increasing scholarship on Indonesian women, issues on girlhood, continues to be unrecognized. When they enter the frame of..

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Commerce, piety and politics: Indonesian young Muslim women’s groups as religious influencers

AR Beta

Journal article  |  2019  |  New Media & Society

The article discusses the indiscernibility of social-media-based young Muslim women’s groups’ (YMWGs) transformative roles in soci..

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Digital literacy through digital citizenship: Online civic participation and public opinion evaluation of youth minorities in Southeast Asia

A Yue, E Nekmat, AR Beta

Journal article  |  2019  |  Media and Communication

The field of critical digital literacy studies has burgeoned in recent years as a result of the increased cultural consumption of ..

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Hijabers: How young urban muslim women redefine themselves in Indonesia

Annisa R Beta

Journal article  |  2014  |  The International Communication Gazette

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Socially Mediated Publicness in Networked Society for Indonesian Muslim Women

Annisa R Beta

Journal article  |  Jurnal ILMU KOMUNIKASI

Abstract: This paper addresses discursive processes that generated ‘jilboobs’ term. It tries to ground the notion of socially medi..

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Keyword Analysis

Cultural Studies
Expanding Knowledge
Communication and Media Studies
Anthropology

Credentials

Positions

Lecturer In Cultural Studies

Culture And Communication

Education

Doctor of Philosophy

National University of Singapore

Master of Arts

Universitas Indonesia

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