Prof. Kiran Prasad PhD

Feminist Development Communication : Empowering Women in the Information Era / Edited by Subhash R. Joshi and Kiran Prasad.
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1. Feminist Development Communication : Mapping the Field / Kiran Prasad and Subhash R. Joshi
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2. Communication and Women's Development : International Policy Debate and Analysis / Kiran Prasad
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7. Global Media and Eroticization of the Girl Child : Uphill Battle for Women's Empowerment in India / Kiran Prasad
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17. Reproductive Health Communication and Utilization of Health Services among Slum Women / M. Haripriya and Kiran Prasad
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Kiran Prasad is Associate Professor in Communication Studies, College of Applied Science at Salalah, Ministry of Higher Education, Oman and Professor in Communication and Journalism at Sri Padmavati Mahila University, Tirupati."

Kiran Prasad (ed.) M. Kabir (ed.) Yu Jing Yuan (ed.)
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Kiran Prasad holds a doctoral degree in Philosophy of Communication and is Associate Professor in Communication and Journalism, Sri Padmavathi Mahila University, Tirupati, India.She is also visiting faculty at several universities and resource person for faculty improvement programmes in communication, women's studies, human rights and information technology.She has also been Secretary of the university teachers association.She was educated in Mumbai and Bangalore and is proficient in many languages.Throughout a rank holder in her University education, she was awarded the Masti Venkatesh Iyengar Gold Medal in M.S. (Communication) degree.She is author of Philosophies of Communicatin and Media Ethics: Theory, Concepts and Empirical Issues (2000) and has edited / co-edited The Glory of Indian Heritage (1998), Intercultural Communication (1999) and V.K. Krishna Menon: Man of the Century (2000) under her earlier name Kiran R.N.Her recent co-edited books include Health Strategies and Population Regulation (2001, in 2 Vols.) and Communication, Modernisation and Social Development: Theory, Policy and Strategies (2002, in 2 Vols.); Political Communication: The Indian Experience (2003, in 2 Vols.) And Communication and Empowerment of Women: Strategies and Policy Insights from India (2004, in 2 Vols.).She has to her credit more than 60 publications in journals of national and international repute.Her theoretical contributions include a conceptual model of Ethics Affecting Variables (EAV) in Communication and an analytical framework and conceptual model on Media Policy Affecting Variables for the implementation of Media Policy in the developing countries.She has specialized in several branches of communication and has successfully guided doctoral degree in communication and journalism.Her research interests include Philosophy of Communication, Intercultural and International Communication, Media Policy and Ethics and Development studies.

Dr. Kiran Prasad, Sri Padmavati Mahila University, India

Dr Kiran Prasad is Associate Professor in Communication and Journalism, Sri Padmavati Mahila University, Tirupati, India.She was a Canadian Studies Research Fellow at the School of Journalism and Communication, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.She is also visiting faculty at several Indian universities and resource person for faculty improvement programmes in communication, women's studies, human rights and development studies.She is author of Philosophies of Communication and Media Ethics: Theory, Concepts and Empirical Issues (2000) and has edited/co-edited The Glory of Indian Heritage (1998), Intercultural Communication (1999) and V.K. Krishna Menon: Man of the Century (2000) under her earlier name Kiran R.N.Her recent edited/co-edited books include Health Strategies and Population Regulation (2001, in 2 Vols.); Communication, Modernisation and Social Development: Theory, Policy and Strategies (2002, in 2 Vols.); Political Communication: The Indian Experience (2003, in 2 Vols.); Communication and Empowerment of Women: Strategies and Policy Insights from India (2004, in 2 Vols.); Information and Communication Technology: Recasting Development (2004); Women and Media: Challenging Feminist Discourse (2005); Women in Rural Development: Contemporary Social Policy and Practice (2006); and Women, Globalization and Mass Media: International Facets of Emancipation (2006).She has to her credit more than 85 publications in journals of national and international repute.Her theoretical contributions include a conceptual model of Ethics Affecting Variables (EAV) in Communication; an analytical framework and conceptual model on Media Policy Affecting Variables for the implementation of media policy in the developing countries; and a conceptual model on Voting Behaviour Affecting Variables in Political Communication Campaign.She has specialized in several branches of communication and has successfully guided doctoral degrees in communication and journalism.She can be reached at kiranrn prasad@hotmail.com

1800) Edited by Kiran Prasad a BR Publication 2003 Content Vol 1 The Domain, Political Process and News Presentation Preface, List of Contributors Part I: Prologue 1.The Media and Indian Democracy - J.V. Vilanilam Part II: The Domain of Political Communication 2.Arthashastra and the Foundation of Political Communication - Kiran Prasad 3.Gandhian Theory of Political Communication - Kiran Prasad 4.Political Development and Mass Media in Post Independent India - D. Boopathy 5.Ethics of Political Communication and Indian Secularism - Paulachan Kochappilly 6.Values in Transition: Media, Technology and Communication - Visa Ravindran Part III: Media and the Political Process 7.Centre vis-à-vis States: The Press Perception - Nitish Chakravarty 8.Political Communication in North East India - Biplab Loha Choudhury 9.Political communication for Participation: Linking Governance and Rural Citizens through Radio in Karnataka - Kripa Ananth Pur 10.Mass Media and Political Transition in Tamil Nadu - enthivel Arulselvan Part IV: Political Reporting and News Presentation 11.
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Kiran Prasad holds a doctoral degree in Philosophy of Communication and is Associate Professor in Communication and Journalism, Sri Padmavathi Mahila University, Tirupati, India.She is also visiting faculty at several universities and resource person for faculty improvement programmes in communication, women,s studies, human rights and information technology.She has also been Secretary of the university teachers association.She was educated in Mumbai and Bangalore and is proficient in many languages.Throughout a rank holder in her University education, she was awarded the Masti Venkatesh Iyengar Gold Medal in M.S. (Communication) degree.She is author of Philosophies of Communication and Media Ethics: Theory, Concepts and Empirical Issues (2000) and has edited/co-edited The Glory of Indian Heritage (1998), Intercultural Communication (1999) and V.K. Krishna Menon: Man of the Century (2000) under her earlier name Kiran R.N.Her recent co-edited books include Health Strategies and Population Regulation (2001, in 2 Vols.) and Communication, Modernisation and Social Development: Theory, Policy and Strategies (2002, in 2 Vols.). Communication and Empowerment of Women (in press); and Communication Technology and Development (in press).She has to her credit more than 60 publications in journals of national and international repute.Her theoretical contributions include a conceptual model of Ethics Affecting Variables (EAV) in Communication and an analytical framework and conceptual model on Media Policy Affecting Variables for the implementation of Media Policy in the developing countries.She has specialized in several branches of communication and has successfully guided doctoral degree in communication and journalism.Her research interests include Philosophy of Communication, Intercultural and International Communication, Media Policy and Ethics and Development Communication.Recent Books of Kiran Prasad Communication, Modernisation and Social Development: Theory, Policy and Strategies (in 2 Vols.) / Editors: K.Mahadevan, Kiran Prasad, Youichi Ito (Japan) and Vijayan.
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Health Strategies and Population Regulation (in 2 Vols.) / Editors: Yu Jing Yuan (China), Frederic Bourdier (France), M. Kabir (Bangladesh), Vijayan K. Pillai (USA), Kiran Prasad (India), Wu Junqing (China) & S.Sivaraju (India).
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, At a time when serious questions are being asked about how communication research could be done more meaningfully and effectively, the author has added a new dimension by providing a new way of looking at communication and its problems in the Indian context , Journal of Dharma V.K.Krishna Menon: Man of the Century / Editor: Kiran R.N. 2000, xii + 188pp., 23 cm., 1 Photo This centennial tribute to V.K. Krishna Menon is mainly a collection of memoirs recounted by eminent persons who had either known one of the most vocal Indian leaders either personally or had the opportunity to watch him closely.
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The strength of the book is that it is an invaluable contribution in a field which needs to be explored further by our media and academicians , Border Affairs The Glory of Indian Heritage / Editors: K.Mahadevan, V.K. Madhavan Kutty, Kiran.
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University,& Divya C. McMillin, Uni. of Washington. a BR Publication 2004 Kiran Prasad (b.1968 - ) Content Preface Editor and Editorial Advisory Board List of Contributors Part I. Communication Policy for Empowering Women 1.Rethinking Communication Policies and Empowerment of Women in India - Kiran Prasad 2.Communication, Empowerment and Development of Women in India - Hector Luis Diaz & Vijayan K. Pillai 3.Television and the ,Women's Question, in India - Divya C. McMillin 4.Gender Budget: Media Concerns and Policy for India - Vibhuti Patel Part II.