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Media Agoras Democracy Diversity And Communication New Inaki Garciablanco Editor

Name: Media Agoras Democracy Diversity And Communication New Inaki Garciablanco Editor
SKU: BELL-24781638
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Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.64 MB

Pages: 240

Author: Inaki Garcia-Blanco (editor), Sofie Van Bauwel (editor)

ISBN: 9781443803489, 1443803480

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: New

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Media Agoras Democracy Diversity And Communication New Inaki Garciablanco Editor by Inaki Garcia-blanco (editor), Sofie Van Bauwel (editor) 9781443803489, 1443803480 instant download after payment.

'Media Agoras: Democracy, Diversity, and Communication' is a collection of essays presenting some of the most up-to-date perspectives on the study of the role media play in the construction of a more inclusive and respectful society. From theoretical debates on the role played by media in fostering participatory practices in the public sphere to more empirically based analyses of the media policy, production, content, and reception in relation to democratic possibilities and diversity, this book presents a critical overview of such crucial debates in contemporary European societies.