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Sage Publications Sage Internationalizing Media Theory - Media Culture & Society

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Description

Explore the complex relationship between media and societal transformation in John Downing's provocative work, Internationalizing Media Theory. This book provides a deep look into the political, economic, and cultural shifts occurring in Eastern Europe between 1980 and 1995. By examining the turbulence of this era, the text offers a unique perspective on how media functions during periods of intense transition. Downing analyzes the core elements that drive these changes, including the role of the state, economic shifts, and the impact of secrecy and surveillance. The book also addresses serious social issues such as institutionalized racism and ethnic insurgency. This volume is essential for readers looking to understand how media theories apply to real-world political and economic transitions. It provides a necessary challenge to traditional political science approaches, offering a more comprehensive view of media's role in a changing global landscape.

Key Features

Examines the role of media during the political and economic changes in Eastern Europe from 1980 to 1995.

Analyzes central themes of power, the state, and societal change within the context of media theory.

Investigates complex social issues including institutionalized racism, ethnic insurgency, and surveillance.

Evaluates media theories in direct relation to significant political and economic transitions.

Challenges existing political science approaches to provide a broader perspective on media culture.

Part of the respected Media Culture & Society series published by Sage Publications.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
17 October 1996
Listed Since
15 February 2007

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