Democratising Communication? Comparative Perspectives on Information and Power
Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press (1997), xiv, 450 pp.
Series: Hampton Press Communication Series
ISBN 1-57273-064-1
I. THEORIES OF COMMUNICATION AND THEORIES OF DEMOCRACY
1 Political Economy, Communication and Policy / Vincent Mosco and Andrew Reddick
2 Critical Communication Pedagogy: Teaching and Learning for Democratic Life / Mashoed Bailie
3 The Communication Revolution: The Market and the Prospect for Democracy / Robert W. McChesney
II. INDUSTRIAL IMPERATIVES AND THE POSSIBILITY OF DEMOCRATIC SPHERES OF COMMUNICATION
4 Communication Policy in the United States / Wanda Rideout and Vincent Mosco
5 Democratic Potentials Versus Instrumental Goals in Canadian Telecommunications / Dwayne Winseck
6 Restructuring the Spanish Television Industry / Richard Maxwell
7 New Communication Policies and Communication Technologies in the Carribbean / Aggrey Brown
8 Discourses of Democratic Communication and the Archaeology of Information Technology in South Korea / Sunny Yoon
9 Think Globally, Program Locally: Privatization of Indian National Television / Manjunath Pendakur and Jyotsna Kapur
10 The Evolution of China's Media Function During the 1980s: A New Model in a New Era? / Junhao Hong
III. CONSTITUENTS OF CIVIL SOCIETY: MEDIA FREEDOM, NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND THE ROLE OF THE CHURCH
11 Broadcasting in Transition: Media Freedom Between Political Freedom and Economic Pressures in Eastern and Central Europe / Wolfgang Kleinwaechter
12 Mexican NGO Computer Networking and Cross-Border Coalition Building / Howard H. Frederick
13 The Extended Pulpit: Church-Media Alliance in Kenyan Politics / Morompi Ole-Ronkei
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: CREATING GLOBAL PUBLIC SPHERES OR TRANSNATIONAL MARKETS
14 Is There a U.S. Foreign Policy in Telecommunications? Transatlantic Trade Policy as a Case Study / Andrew Calabrese and Wendy Redal
15 The Shifting Contexts of International Communication: Possibilities for a New World Information and Communication Order / Dwayne Winseck
16 The New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO) in the Context of the Information Superhighway / Richard C. Vincent
17 World Communication: Business as Usual? / Cees J. Hamelink
1 Political Economy, Communication and Policy / Vincent Mosco and Andrew Reddick
2 Critical Communication Pedagogy: Teaching and Learning for Democratic Life / Mashoed Bailie
3 The Communication Revolution: The Market and the Prospect for Democracy / Robert W. McChesney
II. INDUSTRIAL IMPERATIVES AND THE POSSIBILITY OF DEMOCRATIC SPHERES OF COMMUNICATION
4 Communication Policy in the United States / Wanda Rideout and Vincent Mosco
5 Democratic Potentials Versus Instrumental Goals in Canadian Telecommunications / Dwayne Winseck
6 Restructuring the Spanish Television Industry / Richard Maxwell
7 New Communication Policies and Communication Technologies in the Carribbean / Aggrey Brown
8 Discourses of Democratic Communication and the Archaeology of Information Technology in South Korea / Sunny Yoon
9 Think Globally, Program Locally: Privatization of Indian National Television / Manjunath Pendakur and Jyotsna Kapur
10 The Evolution of China's Media Function During the 1980s: A New Model in a New Era? / Junhao Hong
III. CONSTITUENTS OF CIVIL SOCIETY: MEDIA FREEDOM, NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND THE ROLE OF THE CHURCH
11 Broadcasting in Transition: Media Freedom Between Political Freedom and Economic Pressures in Eastern and Central Europe / Wolfgang Kleinwaechter
12 Mexican NGO Computer Networking and Cross-Border Coalition Building / Howard H. Frederick
13 The Extended Pulpit: Church-Media Alliance in Kenyan Politics / Morompi Ole-Ronkei
INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS: CREATING GLOBAL PUBLIC SPHERES OR TRANSNATIONAL MARKETS
14 Is There a U.S. Foreign Policy in Telecommunications? Transatlantic Trade Policy as a Case Study / Andrew Calabrese and Wendy Redal
15 The Shifting Contexts of International Communication: Possibilities for a New World Information and Communication Order / Dwayne Winseck
16 The New World Information and Communication Order (NWICO) in the Context of the Information Superhighway / Richard C. Vincent
17 World Communication: Business as Usual? / Cees J. Hamelink
