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| © 2012 | 1584 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd |
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| Hardcover | ISBN: | 9780857029874 | £600.00 | |
| VOLUME ONE: INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION IN CONTEXT | |
| The Political Economy of Information | Laurie Wilson and Ibrahim Al-Muhanna |
| The Impact of Transborder Data Flows | |
| Reasons for the U.S. Dominance of the International Trade in Television Programmes | Colin Hoskins and Rolf Mirus |
| The Movement for a New World Information and Communication Order | Colleen Roach |
| A Second Wave? | |
| From Cultural Defence to Political Culture | Philip Schlesinger |
| Media, Politics and Collective Identity in the European Union | |
| Media Imperialism Revisited | Kalyani Chadha and Anandam Kavoori |
| Some Findings from the Asian Case | |
| World Communications in Today's Age of Capital | Dan Schiller |
| Ideas in Our Heads | Karol Jakubowicz |
| Introduction of PSB as Part of Media System Change in Central and Eastern Europe | |
| The Effects of Satellite Technology on News-Gathering from Remote Locations | Steven Livingston and Douglas Van Belle |
| Cyberspace, Globalization and Empire | Oliver Boyd Barrett |
| Reinterpretation of Cultural Imperialism | Dal Yong Jin |
| Emerging Domestic Market versus Continuing U.S. Dominance | |
| The Emergence of Clusters in the Global Telecommunications Network | Seungyoon Lee et al |
| Neo-Liberal Visions and Revisions in Global Communications Policy from NWICO to WSIS | Victor Pickard |
| What's Wrong with Globalization? | Colin Sparks |
| Reflections on New Technologies and International Broadcasting: | Monroe Price, Susan Haas and Drew Margolin |
| Adaptations and Transformations | |
| Communication and Empire | Dwayne Winseck and Robert Pike |
| Media Markets, Power and Globalization, 1860-1910 | |
| Political Communication | Michael Gurevitch, Stephen Coleman and Jay Blumler |
| Old and New Media Relationships | |
| Al-Jazeera English | Mohammed el-Nawawy and Shawn Powers |
| A Conciliatory Medium in a Conflict-Driven Environment? | |
| Who Tube? How YouTube's News and Politics Space Is Going Mainstream | Albert May |
| VOLUME TWO: THEORIZING COMMUNICATION | |
| The Theory of Political Propaganda | Harold Lasswell |
| A Structure of Foreign News | Johan Galtung |
| A Structural Theory of Imperialism | Johan Galtung |
| Disjuncture and Difference in the Global Cultural Economy | Arjun Appadurai |
| The Policy-Media Interaction Model | Piers Robinsons |
| Measuring Media Power during Humanitarian Crisis | |
| Hybridity in Cultural Globalization | Marwan Kraidy |
| An Archaeology of the Global Era | Armand Mattelart |
| Constructing a Belief | |
| Post-Colonial Approaches to Communication | Raka Shome and Rahda Hegde |
| Charting the Terrain, Engaging the Intersections | |
| On the Challenges of Cross-National Comparative Media Research | Sonia Livingstone |
| The Cultural Logic of Media Convergence | Henry Jenkins |
| The 'System' of Automobility | John Urry |
| Understanding New Digital Media | Lars Qvortrup |
| Medium Theory or Complexity Theory? | |
| In Search of a Strong European Public Sphere | Slavko Splichal |
| Some Critical Observations on Conceptualizations of Publicness and the (European) Public Sphere | |
| The Communication Rights in the Information Society (CRIS) Campaign | Pradip Thomas |
| Applying Social Movement Theories to an Analysis of Global Media Reform | |
| Transnationalizing the Public Sphere | Nancy Fraser |
| On the Legitimacy and Efficacy of Public Opinion in a Post-Westphalian World | |
| Neo-Liberalism as Creative Destruction | David Harvey |
| The New Public Sphere | Manuel Castells |
| Global Civil Society, Communication Networks and Global Governance | |
| Public Diplomacy and Soft Power | Joseph Nye Jr. |
| Grounding Critical Communication Studies | Christian Fuchs |
| An Inquiry into the Communication Theory of Karl Marx | |
| Towards an Ontology of Media | Friedrich Kittler |
| VOLUME THREE: POLITICS AND COMMUNICATION | |
| Communication and the End of Sovereignty? | Andrew Calabrese |
| Political Clientelism and the Media | Daniel Hallin and Stylianos Papathanassopoulos |
| Southern Europe and Latin America in Comparative Perspective | |
| Audiences and Readers of Alternative Media | John Downing |
| The Absent Lure of the Virtually Unknown | |
| Reel Bad Arabs | Jack Shaheen |
| How Hollywood Vilifies a People | |
| Media Propaganda and Spectacle in the War on Iraq | Douglas Kellner |
| A Critique of U.S. Broadcasting Networks | |
| The WSIS as a Political Space in Global Media Governance | Marc Raboy |
| Embedding the Truth | Sean Aday, Steven Livingston and Maeve Hebert |
| A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Objectivity and Television Coverage of the Iraq War | |
| The Internet, Public Spheres and Political Communication | Peter Dahlgren |
| Dispersion and Deliberation | |
| From Hard to Soft News Standards? How Political Journalists in Different Media Systems Evaluate Shifting Quality of News | Fritz Plasser |
| Unveiling Imperialism | Carol Stabile |
| Media, Gender and the War on Afghanistan | |
| Censorship in Contemporary Russian Journalism in the Age of the War against Terrorism | Greg Simons and Dmitry Strovsky |
| An Historical Perspective | |
| The Revival of the Propaganda State | Nancy Snow and Philip Taylor |
| U.S. Propaganda at Home and Abroad since 9/11 | |
| Have You Played the War on Terror? | Roger Stahl |
| Party-Market Corporatism, Clientelism and Media in Shanghai | Chin-Chuan Lee, Zhou He and Yu Huang |
| Mapping the Blogosphere | Stephen Reese et al |
| Professional and Citizen-Based Media in the Global News Arena | |
| What Is the Relationship between Hate Radio and Violence? Rethinking Rwanda's 'Radio Machete' | Scott Straus |
| Soft Power | Alan Hunter |
| China on the Global Stage | |
| Framing Islam | Deepa Kumar |
| The Resurgence of Orientalism during the Bush II Era | |
| VOLUME FOUR: CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION | |
| Music Television and the Invention of Youth Culture in India | Vamsee Juluri |
| Who Initiates a Global Flow? Japanese Popular Culture in Asia | Yoshiko Nakano |
| Media Capital | Michael Curtin |
| Towards the Study of Spatial Flows | |
| Communicating Islamic Fundamentalism as Global Citizenship | Lina Khatib |
| McTV | Silvio Waisbord |
| Understanding the Global Popularity of Television Formats | |
| The Transnationalization of the Telenovela Industry, Territorial References and the Production of Markets and Representations of Transnational Identi | Daniel Mato |
| Globalization and Hybridization in Cultural Products | Georgette Wang and Emilie Yueh-yu Yeh |
| The Cases of Mulan and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon | |
| Far-Right Media on the Internet | Chris Atton |
| Culture, Discourse and Power | |
| Policy Agenda-Setting and Risk Communication | Vian Bakir |
| Greenpeace, Shell and Issues of Trust | |
| Console Video Games and Global Corporations | Mia Consalvo |
| Creating a Hybrid Culture | |
| A Latin American Perspective on Communication/Cultural Mediation | Jesus Martin-Barbero |
| Capitulation to Capital? Ohmynews as Alternative Media | Eun-Gyoo Kim and James W. Hamilton |
| The Mass Production of Celebrity 'Celetoids', Reality TV and the 'Demotic Turn' | Graeme Turner |
| Security, Media and Multicultural Citizenship | Marie Gillespie |
| A Collaborative Ethnography | |
| Hanryu Sweeps East Asia: | Toru Hanaki et al |
| How Winter Sonata Is Gripping Japan | |
| The Melodramas of Globalization | Bhaskar Sarkar |
| Popular Culture and Social Change in Africa | Adedayo Ladigbolu Abah |
| The Case of the Nigerian Video Industry | |
| Going beyond the Dualistic View of Culture and Market Economy | Georgette Wang |
| Learning from the Localization of Reality Television in Greater China | |
| Television and the Transformation of Sport | Garry Whannel |
