Humanities, social and organizational networks, social work, social computing, social complexity, social network analysis, socio-psychological, social, organizational, and technological systems, mathematical modelling in social science, applied social modelling and simulation, administrative sciences, human resource development, human rights, human computer interaction, physical education, governance, administration, psychology, political science, history, geography, economics, law, ethics, industrial relations, population studies, criminology, religious studies, women studies, demography, media studies, visual arts, performing arts (music, theatre and dance), literature and literary criticism, philosophy, linguistics and languages, archaeology, cultural studies, arts and performing arts, sociology, anthropology, education, communication studies.
Aditya Kumar Yadav
Student, Amity School of Business, Department of Business, Amity University, Noida, India.
Keywords:
Communication Studies, Interdisciplinary, Technology, Theory, Methodology, Digital Communication, Globalization, Cultural Diversity
Abstract
Communication Studies, as an interdisciplinary field, has witnessed significant evolution over the years, driven by advancements in technology, changes in societal norms, and theoretical developments. This review article explores the historical trajectory of Communication Studies, highlighting key milestones, theoretical frameworks, methodological approaches, and emerging trends. It examines how the field has adapted to address contemporary challenges and opportunities, including digital communication, globalization, and cultural diversity. By synthesizing diverse perspectives, this review provides insights into the past, present, and future directions of Communication Studies.