Andrew Gilmore

Andrew Gilmore is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Arts and Sciences at Pennsylvania State University. His research focuses on how rhetors challenge hegemonic structures through strategies like creative national identity performance, urban infrastructure utilization, and gender construction in social movements.

• Education: B.A. from Manchester University (England), M.A. from University of Colorado Denver, Ph.D. from Colorado State University

Andrew's work critically examines pro-democracy resistance mechanisms in Hong Kong, emphasizing interdisciplinary intersections between rhetoric, political communication, and urban studies. He has been recognized for scholarly contributions by the National Communication Association and related associations.

• Executive board member, Association for Chinese Communication Studies
• Contact: andygilmore@psu.edu

His publications appear in the Journal of International and Intercultural Communication, International Journal of Communication, and university press series from Michigan State University Press and Waveland Press.