Media and social justice/ edited by Jefferson Pooley, Lora Taub-Pervizpour, Sue Curry Jansen
Material type: TextPublication details: New York: Palgrave, 2013Description: viii, 275 p. ; 22 cmISBN: 9781137331441Subject(s): Social justice | Mass media--Political aspects DDC classification: 302.23Item type | Current library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Preface; C.Calhoun Introduction; S.C.Jansen
PART I:
CHALLENGES 1. Media and Democracy: Some Missing Links;
2. The Right to be Heard and the Urgency and Pleasure of Listening;
3. From 'the Means of Molding Opinion' to 'Media Justice': Shifts in Foundation Support for Communication Research;
4. Public Media 2.0: Reframing Public Media for the Participatory Era;
PART II: SCHOLAR/ACTIVISTS TELL THEIR STORIES
5. Video Activism as a Way of Life;
6. Working for International Social Justice Media: An Instructional Biography;
7. Can We Be Companeros? The Media Research & Action Project;
8. Defending Dissent;
PART III: COMMUNITY MEDIA
9. Detours through Youth-Driven Media: A Backseat Driver Bears Witness to the Ethical Dilemmas of Youth Media;
10. Adelante! Promoting Social Justice through Latina/o Community Media; M.Castaneda
11. Community-Based Media Justice Projects in Appalachia; N.Gregg PART IV: POWER STRUGGLES
12. Feminism, Media and Social Justice: Outside the Mainstream; M.Gallagher
13. The Battle for the News: Project Censored and the International Media Reform Movement; P.Phillips & M.Huff
14. Shooting Back: Video Activism and Reflexive Surveillance; M.Andrejevic
PART V: MEDIA REFORM
15. Drawing and Effacing Boundaries in Contemporary Media Democracy Work;
16. The Federal Communications Commission's Complicity in Excluding Minorities from the Airwaves;
17. Software Freedom as Social Justice? Open Source Software and Information Control;
PART VI: PEDAGOGY
18. Designing Health Communication to Promote Social Justice;
19. Analysis and Engagement: Connecting Media Criticism to a Vision of Justice;
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