Internationalizing "International Communication" /
International communication as a field of inquiry is not very "internationalized." It has been taken as conceptual extension or empirical application of U.S. communication. Worse yet, much of the non-west has been socialized to adopt truncated versions of Pax Americana's notion of international comm...
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| Formaat: | Elektronisch E-boek |
| Taal: | Engels |
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Ann Arbor, MI :
University of Michigan Press,
2015.
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Inhoudsopgave:
- International communication research: critical reflections and a new point of departure / Chin-Chuan Lee
- Window shopping: on internationalizing "international communication" / Elihu Katz
- Beyond Lazarsfeld: international communication research and its production of knowledge / Tsan-Kuo Chang
- Beyond modernization and the four theories of the press / Jan Servaes
- Professional models in journalism: between homogenization and diversity / Paolo Mancini
- Conditions of capital: global media in local contexts / Michael Curtin
- The enduring strength of Hollywood: the "imperial adventure" genre and Avatar / Jaap van Ginneken
- Resurrecting the imperial dimension in international communication / Colin Sparks
- De-Westernization and cosmopolitan media studies / Silvio Waisbord
- Local experiences, cosmopolitan theories: on cultural relevance in international communication research / Chin-Chuan Lee
- Theorizing media production as a quasi-autonomous field: a reassessment of China News studies / Judy Polumbaum
- Translation, communication, and East-West understanding / Zhang Longxi
- Public spheres, fields, networks: Western concepts for a de-Westernizing world / Rodney Benson
- Cosmopolitanism and international communication: understanding civil society actors / Peter Dahlgren
- Postcolonial visual culture: arguments from India / Arvind Rajagopal.