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New Frontiers in International Communication Theory
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2004
Summary
New Frontiers in International Communication Theory offers a wide-ranging assessment of the present state of the field of international communication and charts new directions for theory and research. It brings together renowned and emerging scholars who challenge the field to move beyond the limits of existing formulations, approaches, and trajectories, providing an alternative and a supplement to traditional approaches in analysis and study. In rethinking the central problematics of the field, exploring established and new tools and models of inquiry, and articulating new research agendas, this interdisciplinary collection anticipates the future of international communication studies.
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Edition
1/2004
Copyright Year
2004
ISBN-Print
978-0-7425-3019-5
ISBN-Online
978-1-4175-0360-5
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
306
Product Type
Edited Book
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Acknowledgments No access
Introduction: New Frontiers in International Communication No access Pages 1 - 16
1 Four Theories of the Press in Hindsight: Reflections on a Popular Model No access
2 Toward a Critical Genealogy of Communication, Development, and Social Change No access
3 Communication and the Postcolonial Nation-State: A New Political Economic Research Agenda No access
4 Global AIDS, IT, and Critical Humanism: Reframing International Health Communication No access
5 The Terror of the Image: International Relations and the Global Image Circuitry No access
6 The Weird Global Media Event and the Tactical Intellectual No access
7 Empire, War, and Antiwar Media No access
8 Transfrontier Media, Law, and Cultural Policy in the European Union No access
9 Democratization and the Media: Reflections on the Central American Experience No access
10 The Promises and Pitfalls of Ethnographic Research in International Communication Studies No access
11 Cells, Nets, and the Security State: Transnational Political Organizations and the Governing of the Internet No access
12 From Culture to Hybridity in International Communication No access
13 Transnational Genome Debates and the Return of Eugenics No access
14 Islamism and the Politics of Eurocentrism No access
Index No access Pages 293 - 302
About the Editor and Contributors No access Pages 303 - 306
