Seventh Bishops Institute for Social Communication (BISCOM VII). Social Communication in Catholic Universities of Asia: Facts, Experiences, Challenges. Assumption University, Bangkok, May 11-16, 2009
Manila: Federation of Asian Bishops' Conferences (FABC) (2009), 57 pp.
Series: FABC Papers, 128
1 Introduction: Social Communication in Catholic Universities of Asia / Franz-Josef Eilers, 2
2 The Identity and Mission of a Faculty or School of Communication in a Catholic University / Paul Tighe, 2
3 “Social Communication” as a Vatican II Concept / Franz-Josef Eilers, 8
4 Social Communication Programs at Catholic Universities in Asia: An Overview / Vu Tra, 14
5 Catholic Communication? The Role of Catholic Universities in Social Communication: A Theological Perspective / Paul A. Soukup, 19
6 Teaching Social Communication at Catholic Universities: Experiences / Michael Calmano, 28
7 Teaching and Training in Social Communications in Catholic Colleges and Universities: An Interreligious Perspective / Thomas Dabre, 31
8 The Role of Catholic Universities in Social Communication: An Asian Perspective – A Reaction / Tamerlane Lana, 35
9 The Identity of a Catholic University / Lilian J. Sison, 37
10 Social Communication in Higher Theological Institutes and Seminaries / Sebastian Periannan, 39
11 Moral Implications of Cyber-space: Ethics in Internet / Moon-su Park, 48
12 BISCOM VII – “Orientations and Recommendations” (Final Statement), 53
2 The Identity and Mission of a Faculty or School of Communication in a Catholic University / Paul Tighe, 2
3 “Social Communication” as a Vatican II Concept / Franz-Josef Eilers, 8
4 Social Communication Programs at Catholic Universities in Asia: An Overview / Vu Tra, 14
5 Catholic Communication? The Role of Catholic Universities in Social Communication: A Theological Perspective / Paul A. Soukup, 19
6 Teaching Social Communication at Catholic Universities: Experiences / Michael Calmano, 28
7 Teaching and Training in Social Communications in Catholic Colleges and Universities: An Interreligious Perspective / Thomas Dabre, 31
8 The Role of Catholic Universities in Social Communication: An Asian Perspective – A Reaction / Tamerlane Lana, 35
9 The Identity of a Catholic University / Lilian J. Sison, 37
10 Social Communication in Higher Theological Institutes and Seminaries / Sebastian Periannan, 39
11 Moral Implications of Cyber-space: Ethics in Internet / Moon-su Park, 48
12 BISCOM VII – “Orientations and Recommendations” (Final Statement), 53
