Journal Articles

(2020) Communication for Development, DOI: 10.3362/9781780449968.

Noske-Turner, J (2018) Should the C4D expert survive? Rethinking expertise in communication and innovation, Development in Practice, 28(3), pp.444-451, ISSN: 0961-4524. DOI: 10.1080/09614524.2018.1436695.

Papoutsaki, E, Thomas, V, Horst, H, Tacchi, J, Noske-Turner, J, Eggins, J (2016) A review of the Pacific media landscape: A baseline study, Asia Pacific Media Educator, ISSN: 1326-365X. DOI: 10.1177/1326365X16668968.

Noske-Turner, J and Tacchi, J (2016) Grounding innovation in Pacific media and communication for development projects, Information Technologies and International Development, 12(4), ISSN: 1544-7537.

Noske-Turner, J (2015) 10 years of evaluation practice in media assistance: Who, when, why and how? Nordicom Review, 36, pp.41-56, ISSN: 1403-1108.

Noske-Turner, J, Tacchi, J, Horst, H, Papoutsaki, E (2014) Locating disaster communication in changing communicative ecologies across the Pacific, Australian Journal of Telecommunications and the Digital Economy, 2(4), ISSN: 2203-1693. DOI: 10.7790/ajtde.v2n4.66.

Noske-Turner, J (2013) Media, Communication and Development: Three Approaches, MEDIA INTERNATIONAL AUSTRALIA, (149), pp.196-197, ISSN: 1329-878X.

Noske-Turner, J (2012) Making One Blood: A journey through participatory radio documentary production, Journal of Media Practice, 13(2), pp.177-187, ISSN: 1468-2753. DOI: 10.1386/jmpr.13.2.177_1.

Books

Noske-Turner, J (2020) Communication for Development: An Evaluation Framework in Action, Practical Action Publishing, ISBN: 9781853399978.

Enghel, F and Noske-Turner, J (2018) Communicating International Development, Routledge, ISBN: 9781138569928.

Noske-Turner, J (2017) Rethinking Media Development through Evaluation Beyond Freedom, Palgrave Macmillan, ISBN: 9783319585680. DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-58568-0.

Chapters

Noske-Turner, J (2020) Communicative Development. In Tacchi, J and Tufte, T (ed) Communicating for Change: Concepts to Think With, Palgave Mamillan, pp.39-52, DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-42513-5.

Noske-Turner, J (2020) Operationalizing a framework for C4D evaluation. In Noske-Turner, J (ed) Communication for Development: An Evaluation Framework in Action, Practical Action Publishing, pp.1-16.

Percy-Smith, B, Bakta, S, Noske-Turner, J, Mtenga, G, Portela Souza, P (2020) Using community-based action research as a participatory alternative in responding to violence in Tanzania. In Noske-Turner, J (ed) Communication for Development: An Evaluation Framework in Action, Practical Action Publishing, pp.17-36.

Tran, P-A, Noske-Turner, J, Ho, AT (2020) Finding and creating opportunities for participatory approaches to RM&E in Vietnam. In Noske-Turner, J (ed) Communication for Development: An Evaluation Framework in Action, Practical Action Publishing, pp.37-52.

Elliott, J, Samati, ME, Noske-Turner, J, Rogers, P (2020) Using ‘tepetepe’ for understanding the complexity of people’s lives in Malawi. In Noske-Turner, J (ed) Communication for Development: An Evaluation Framework in Action, Practical Action Publishing, pp.73-88.

Noske-Turner, J, Tacchi, J, Obregon, R, Chitnis, K, Lapsansky, C (2020) The challenges ahead: cultivating the conditions for small revolutions in C4D evaluation. In Noske-Turner, J (ed) Communication for Development: An Evaluation Framework in Action, Practical Action Publishing, pp.105-120.

Tacchi, J, Chandola, T, Pavarala, V, Elessawi, R (2020) Exploring Sanitation: Participatory research design and ethnography in West Bengal. In Noske-Turner, J (ed) Communication for Development: An Evaluation Framework in Action, Practical Action Publishing, pp.53-71, ISBN: 9781853399961.

Elliott, J, Samati, ME, Noske-Turner, J, Rogers, P (2020) 5. Using ‘tepetepe’ for understanding the complexity of people’s lives in Malawi. In Communication for Development, Practical Action Publishing, pp.73-88, DOI: 10.3362/9781780449968.005.

Noske-Turner, J (2020) 1. Operationalizing a framework for C4D evaluation. In Communication for Development, Practical Action Publishing, pp.1-16, DOI: 10.3362/9781780449968.001.

Noske-Turner, J, Tacchi, J, Obregón, R, Chitnis, K, Lapsansky, C (2020) 7. The challenges ahead: cultivating the conditions for small revolutions in C4D evaluation. In Communication for Development, Practical Action Publishing, pp.105-120, DOI: 10.3362/9781780449968.007.

Percy-Smith, B, Bakta, S, Noske-Turner, J, Mtenga, G, Souza, PP (2020) 2. Using community-based action research as a participatory alternative in responding to violence in Tanzania. In Communication for Development, Practical Action Publishing, pp.17-36, DOI: 10.3362/9781780449968.002.

Phuong-Anh, T, Noske-Turner, J, Tung, HA (2020) 3. Finding and creating opportunities for participatory approaches to RM&E in Vietnam. In Communication for Development, Practical Action Publishing, pp.37-52, DOI: 10.3362/9781780449968.003.

Gómez Cruz, E, Noske-Turner, J, Sinanan, J (2019) Vignethnographies: a Method for Fast, Focused and Visual Exploration. In Barbosa Neves, B and Vetere, F (ed) Ageing and Digital Technology: Designing and Evaluating Emerging Technologies for Older Adults, Springer, pp.115-131, ISBN: 9789811336928.

Enghel, F and Noske-Turner, J (2018) Introduction. Communication in international development: towards theorizing across hybrid practices. In Enghel, F and Noske-Turner, J (ed) Communication in International Development: Doing good or looking good?, Routledge, pp.1-18, ISBN: 9781138569928. DOI: 10.4324/9780203703977.

Noske-Turner, J, Tacchi, J, Pavarala, V (2018) Becoming visible: an institutional histories approach to understanding practices and tensions in communication for development. In Engel, F and Noske-Turner, J (ed) Communication in International Development: Doing Good or Looking Good, Routledge, pp.99-117.

Reports

Noske-Turner, J, Twigt, M, Sajir, Z (2018) Audience responses to migration stories: Research component of Voices of African Migrants, International Media Support, ISBN: 978-0-9933380-9-0.

Thesis/Dissertation

Zhou, S (Accepted for publication) Experiences of contemporary Chinese queer individuals: images of physical and online lives.

González-Barboza, S (Accepted for publication) Ethical considerations of machine learning based tools in media research: A case study on BBC Media Action’s Klahan-9 project in Cambodia and El Kul in Libya.

Concer, M (Accepted for publication) The narrative and tropes of the Italian anti-vaccination movement in their online communication in 2017.

Tishev, T (Accepted for publication) Re-imagining sports reporting: Creating social change in the area of transgender discrimination.

Williams, K (Accepted for publication) Your carnival soca bible: Brand experience and brand export in the Trinidad carnival: The case of soca brainwash.

Zhang, C (Accepted for publication) Female solidarity based on Chinese social media Weibo during COVID-19.

Swaby, D (Accepted for publication) An investigation of the lived experiences of youth in Jamaica and their response to climate change engagement.

Monteith, K (Accepted for publication) Youth Leaders in Civic Media: The role of leading and creating civic media organisations in the youth civic engagement.

Mfeka, L (Accepted for publication) Tap and go (meet) – Examining identity construction in queer partner-seeking virtual environments within Johannesburg.

Devices or Products

Noske-Turner, J, Horst, H, Tacchi, J (2016) IDEAS Guide: A guide for media and communication projects, ABC International Development, ARC, PACMAS.