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： The international political economy of communication :
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| ISBN： | 9781137434678 (hardback) |
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| 编目源： | DLC DLC |
| 地理区域代码： | s------ |
| 题名： | The international political economy of communication : media and power in South America / [edited by] Ernesto Vivares (professor, Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO), Ecuador), Cheryl Martens (senior lecturer, Bournemouth University, UK), Robert W. McChesney (Gutgsell endowed professor, University of Illinois, USA). |
| 索书号： | G219.77/V855E |
| 载体形态： | xxi, 195 pages ; 23 cm. |
| 格式化内容附注： | Foreword / by Ernesto Laclau -- Introduction / Cheryl Martens and Ernesto Vivares -- PART I: MEDIA, POWER AND DEMOCRACY IN THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY -- 1. The Struggle for Democratic Media : Lessons from the North and from the Left / Robert W. McChesney -- 2. Media Democracy and Reform in South America : Lessons for Europe / David McQueen -- PART II: THE POLITICS AND CULTURAL PRACTICES OF MEDIA AND POWER IN SOUTH AMERICA -- 3. The Dispute Over Public Opinion : The mediatization of politics and the politicization of the media in Ecuador / Mauro Cerbino, Isabel Ramos, Diana Coryat, Marcia Maluf -- 4. Argentina's Audiovisual Communication Services Law No. 26.522 : Cultural practices, power and communication / Susana Sel and Pablo Gasloli -- 5. Media and Empowerment in Venezuela : Toward a participatory public-mediatic space / Ximena Gonzalez Broquen -- 6. The Internet for the Public Interest : Overcoming the digital divide in Brazil / Carolina Mato -- 7. Media as Political Opposition : The neverending battle / Roberto Follari -- PART III: REGIONALISM AND THE INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY OF COMMUNICATION -- 8. Media and Multilateralism in South America : How the International Matters to Domestic Media Reform / Katherine M.A. Reilly -- 9. Community Media and Policy hacking : Connecting South American policy debates to international media reform movements / Arne Hintz -- 10. Conclusions: Toward a critical IPE of Media, Power and Regionalism / Cheryl Martens and Ernesto Vivares. |