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New Book
Kevin Howley (ed.), Understanding Community Media. Thousand Oaks:
Sage, 2009.
ISBN: 9781412959056
USD 42.95/ £23.00
http://www.sagepub.
http://www.uk.
This text reveals the value and significance of community media in an
era of global communication. Bringing together an international team of
scholars and practitioners, it introduces students to the emerging field
of community media studies. Throughout, contributors explore a wide
range of media institutions, forms and practices—community radio,
participatory video, street newspapers, Independent Media Centers
(IMCs), and community informatics—from around the world. Over thirty
original essays consider the particular and distinctive ways local
populations make use of various technologies for purposes of community
communication. The collection provides an incisive and timely analysis
of the relationship between media and society, technology and culture,
and communication and community.
CONTENTS
PART I. THEORETICAL ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES
1. Social Solidarity and Constituency Relationships in Community Radio
Charles Fairchild
2. Democratic Potential of Citizens' Media Practices
Pantelis Vatikiotis
3. Community Arts & Music, Community Media: Cultural Politics & Policy
in Britain since the 1960s
George McKay
4. Collaborative Pipelines
Otto Leopold Tremetzberger
5. Notes on a Theory of Community Radio
Kevin Howley
PART II. CIVIL SOCIETY AND THE PUBLIC SPHERE
6. Re-Imagining National Belonging With Community Radio
Mojca Plansak & Zala Volcic
7. Alternative Media and the Political Public Sphere in Zimbabwe
Nkosi Ndlela
8. Toronto Street News as a Counterpublic Sphere
Vanessa Parlette
9. Evaluating Community Informatics as a Means for Local Democratic
Renewal
Ian Goodwin
10. Mapping Communication Patterns Between Romani Media and Romani NGOs
in the Republic of Macedonia
Shayna Plaut
PART III. CULTURAL GEOGRAPHIES
11. Aboriginal Internet Art and the Imagination of Community
Maria Victoria Guglietti
12. Media Interventions in Racialized Communities
Tanja Dreher
13. Community Collaboration in Media and Arts Activism: A Case Study
Lynette Bondarchuk & Ondine Park
14. Examining the Successes and Struggles of New Zealand's Maori TV
Rita Rahoi-Gilchrest
15. Itche Kadoozy, Orthodox Representation, & the Internet as Community
Media
Matt Sienkiewicz
PART IV. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
16. Positioning Education Within Community Media
Shawn Sobers
17. Dalitbahujan Women's Autonomous Video
Sourayan Mookerjea
18. Coketown and Its Alternative Futures
Philip Denning
19. Addressing Stigma and Discrimination Through Participatory Media
Planning
Aku Kwamie
PART V. COMMUNITY MEDIA AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
20. Indigenous Community Radio and the Struggle for Social Justice in
Colombia
Mario Alfonso Murillo
21. Ethnic Community Media and Social Change: A Case in the United
States
Dandan Liu
22. A Participatory Model of Video Making: The Case of Colectivo Perfil
Urbano
Claudia Magallanes-Blanco
23. Feminist Guerrilla Video in the Twin Cities
Brian Woodman
PART VI. COMMUNICATION POLITICS
24. Community Radio & Video, Social Activism, and Neoliberal Public
Policy in Chile During the Transition From Dictatorship to Neoliberal
Democracy
Rosalind Bresnahan
25. Past, Present, and Future of the Hungarian Community Radio Movement
Gergely Gosztonyi
26. Community Media Activists in Transnational Policy Arenas
Stefania Milan
27. Closings and Openings: Media Restructuring and the Public Sphere
Bernadette Barker-Plummer & Dorothy Kidd
28. The Rise of the Intranet Era
Sascha D. Meinrath & Victor W. Pickard
PART VII. LOCAL MEDIA, GLOBAL STRUGGLES
29. "Asking We Walk": The Zapatista Revolution of Speaking and Lis
tening
Fiona Jeffries
30. Radio Voices Without Frontiers Global Antidiscrimination Broadcast
Elvira Truglia
31. Media Activism for Global Justice
Anne Marie Todd
32. The Global Turn in the Alternative Media Movement
Carlos Fontes
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