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Zur Ambivalenz des Populärjournalismus in Senegal: Strategische Aneignung und mediale Repräsentation der Hausmädchen

Frank Wittmann

Afrika Spectrum, volume 38, issue 2 (2003), pp. 153-172

"In den letzten Jahren sind die Cultural Studies in den deutschsprachigen Humanwissenschaften verstärkt rezipiert worden. Es fällt jedoch auf, dass Forschungen in und über Afrika deutlich unterrepräsentiert sind. Dies kann zumindest nicht an mangelnder Relevanz oder am Fehlen geeigneter Untersuc ... more

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Media Representations of Homosexuality: An Analysis of the Print Media in Slovenia, 1970–2000

Roman Kuhar

Ljubljana: Peace Institute (2003), 112 pp.

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Let women have a say too! Why are so few women in the media? Why are women's views not reflected in the media? A report in search of answers and proposals for ways forward

Ruth Ayisi

Maputo: UNESCO (2003), 47 pp.

"This qualitative study aims to show the need to encourage more Mozambican women to enter and to stay in journalism, and the need to mainstream gender in media coverage. The study, carried out by UNESCO, follows on the heals of a gender and media baseline study conducted by Gender Links (GL), an NGO ... more

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Gender Issues in the Information Society

Natasha Primo

Paris: UNESCO (2003), 87 pp.

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Women Empowerment Through Publishing: Papers Presented at the Second Nigeria International Book Fair, 8-12 May, 2003

Lagos: Nigerian Book Fair Trust (2003), 130 pp.

"One in a series of collections from the Nigerian Book Fair Trust containing the opening addresses, keynote speeches, and papers presented at the Nigeria International Book Fair, held annually since 2002, each fair focusing on a special topic or topics. The proceedings of the 2003 book fair, which h ... more

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Medi@girls: Medienprojekte für Mädchen

Karin Eble, Irene Schumacher (eds.)

München: kopaed (2003), 159 pp.

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O grito dos inocentes: Os meios de comunicação e a violencia sexual contra crianças e adolescentes

Brasilia; São Paulo: ANDI Agência de Notícias dos Direitos da Infância;Cortez Editora (2003), 158 pp.

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Gender, HIV / AIDS and Rights: Training Manual for the Media

Rome: Inter Press Service (IPS) (2003), 79 pp.

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Resource Directory for African Women Journalists

Dakar: African Women's Media Center (2003), 38 pp.

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Internet, guerra y paz en Colombia

Luis Fernando Barón Porras, Enrique Rodríguez, Santiago Wiesner, María Consuelo Martínez et al.

Bogotá: Centro de Investigación y Educación Popular (CINEP) (2002), 355 pp.

"Los sitios en internet de organizaciones vinculadas a las dinámicas del conflicto y de la paz en Colombia expresan una pugna por la visibilidad social, la legitimación de discursos y prácticas, y la construcción de identidad. Son testimonio de la decisión política de confrontar y debatir medi ... more

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Courage and Consequence: Women Publishing in Africa

Mary Jay, Susan Kelly (eds.)

Oxford: African Books Collective (2002), xii, 108 pp.

"An insightful collection of papers and personal accounts providing a picture of African women in publishing in Africa today, primarily in English-speaking Africa. The eleven contributors are all women who have made notable achievements and impacts in publishing in Africa, have headed publishing com ... more

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Mujer, violencia y medios de comunicación: Dossier de prensa

Madrid: Instituto Oficial de Radio y Televisión (RTVE) (2002), 40 pp.

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Making her Up: Women's Magazines in Slovenia

Majda Hrženjak, Ksenja H. Vidmar, Zalka Drglin, Valerija Vendramin, Jerca Legan, Urša Skumavc

Ljubljana: Peace Institute (2002), 135 pp.

"In Making Her Up, the authors try to elucidate the precise ambivalence of the image of the modern woman, which is (un)wittingly created by the producers of women’s magazines in co-operation with capitalistic advertising mechanisms and, not least, their own readers. Through the discourse and conte ... more

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Freiräume - Lebensträume: Arabische Filmemacherinnen

Rebecca Hillauer

Bad Honnef: Horlemann (2001), 348 pp.

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Women, Media and Violence: A WACC Women's Programme Production

London: World Association for Christian Communication (WACC) (2001), 34 pp.

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Soul City 4: Impact Evaluation. Violence Against Women. Vol. 1, Vol. 2

Esca Scheepers (ed.)

Soul City, Institute for Health and Development Communication (2001), 55, 39 pp.

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DTR Radio Listening Clubs, Zambia: Impact Evaluation Report

Kitty Warnock

Panos Southern Africa (2001), 17 pp.

"The project ran from November 98 to May 2001, involving 13 rural women’s clubs in the Mpika district of Zambia, 600 km north of Lusaka. The clubs recorded their discussions of development issues or requests for development support; the tapes were sent to a radio producer in Lusaka, who recorded a ... response from a relevant service-provider or politician. The discussion and response were edited into one programme and broadcast as a regular weekly programme by the national broadcaster, ZNBC. The clubs listened to the programmes and discussed them at their weekly meetings. This evaluation assessed the development impact of the project, principally by talking to members of the clubs and others in their communities. An audience survey was also carried out, in three different areas. The main findings of the evaluation were: The project has brought substantial material benefits and new information to the communities. To some extent the clubs and communities have been empowered to access development inputs themselves, though the mediation of the radio programme producer has also been an important factor; The success in achieving material benefits for the communities was probably a strong force in building community support for the clubs in the early months of the project, but now their role in providing information and stimulating discussion is equally appreciated; The Clubs have not achieved material benefits specifically for their own incomegenerating activities, which was the original aim of the project, and which they see (on a video) happening in Zimbabwe. Income-generating is still the clubs’ main purpose, so the project should seek to help them strengthen their income-generating activities; The project has stimulated intense discussions, in the clubs and the communities, about social issues. The clubs’ ability to discuss and present issues clearly is greatly appreciated by men and young people in the communities; There is an emerging perception of a role for the clubs as educators for their communities. They are confidently passing on their own experience, and information from outside sources, as well as “hosting” outside experts in their radio programmes; The programmes are widely listened to and appreciated all over Zambia." (Summary) more

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Journalistinnen im Tschador: Frauen und gesellschaftlicher Aufbruch im Iran

Lise J. Abid

Frankfurt am Main: Brandes & Apsel (2001), 191 pp.

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Gender Sensitive Reporting Manual

Maputo: UNESCO (2001), 121 pp.

"This Gender Sensitive training package is divided into two component parts: The Manual and Reading Materials The two are parts of the whole and are mutually supportive. Although the manual can stand alone, the trainer needs the 'reading materials' to enable her/him to implement a knowledge-based in ... more

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Manual de género en el periodismo

Katrin Gothmann

Quito: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) (2001), 63 pp.