Cosmopolitan Communication Studies: Toward Deep Internationalization

Anke Fiedler; Anna Litvinenko; Christine Horz-Ishak; Melanie Radue; Carola Richter; Hanan Badr

doi:10.14361/9783839476772

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Edition: 1/2025
Copyright year: 2025
ISBN-Print: 978-3-8376-7677-8
ISBN-Online: 978-3-8394-7677-2
Publisher: transcript, Bielefeld
Series: Edition Medienwissenschaft
Volume: 118
Language: German
Pages: 314
Product type: Edited Book

FrontmatterPages 1 - 4
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ContentsPages 5 - 6
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Cosmopolitan communication studiesPages 7 - 26
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Historical trajectories of entanglement and ignorancePages 27 - 52
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Global media and communication ethicsPages 53 - 66
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Diversity within the mediaPages 67 - 88
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Beyond mediatizationPages 89 - 114
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A context-led approach to media systems researchPages 115 - 130
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From media to AI governance studiesPages 131 - 150
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Reimagining risk and crisis communication research through a cosmopolitan lensPages 151 - 168
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Prefix journalismsPages 169 - 186
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Cosmopolitanization of war coverage researchPages 187 - 204
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Cosmopolitanization of journalism research in the era of artificial intelligencePages 205 - 226
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Fact-checkingPages 227 - 246
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The industry known as ‘media development’Pages 247 - 266
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Challenges and possibilities of context-specific differences in international journalism trainingPages 267 - 288
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International research collaborations and networksPages 289 - 306
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List of contributorsPages 307 - 314
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