Understanding community media/ 
edited by Kevin Howley 
 - Los Angeles:  SAGE,  2010. 
 - 410 p. 
<br/><br/>PART I. THEORETICAL ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES<br/>Charles Fairchild<br/>1. Social Solidarity and Constituency Relationships in Community Radio<br/>Pantelis Vatikiotis<br/>2. Democratic Potential of Citizens' Media Practices<br/>George McKay<br/>3. Community Arts and Music, Community Media: Cultural Politics and Policy in Britain Since the 1960s<br/>Otto Leopold Tremetzberger<br/>4. Collaborative Pipelines<br/>Kevin Howley<br/>5. Notes on a Theory of Community Radio<br/> <br/>PART II. CIVIL SOCIETY AND THE PUBLIC SPHERE<br/>Mojca Plansak, Zala Volcic<br/>6. Reimagining National Belonging With Community Radio<br/>Nkosi Ndlela<br/>7. Alternative Media and the Political Public Sphere in Zimbabwe<br/>Vanessa Parlette<br/>8. Toronto Street News as a Counterpublic Sphere<br/>Ian Goodwin<br/>9. Evaluating Community Informatics as a Means for Local Democratic Renewal<br/>Shayna Plaut<br/>10. Mapping Communication Patterns Between Romani Media and Romani NGOs in the Republic of Macedonia<br/> <br/>PART III. CULTURAL GEOGRAPHIES<br/>Maria Victoria Guglietti<br/>11. Aboriginal Internet Art and the Imagination of Community<br/>Tanja Dreher<br/>12. Media Interventions in Racialized Communities<br/>Lynette Bondarchuk, Ondine Park<br/>13. Community Collaboration in Media and Arts Activism: A Case Study<br/>Rita Rahoi-Gilchrest<br/>14. Examining the Successes and Struggles of New Zealand's Maori TV<br/>Matt Sienkiewicz<br/>15. Itche Kadoozy, Orthodox Representation, and the Internet as Community Media<br/> <br/>PART IV. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT<br/>Shawn Sobers<br/>16. Positioning Education Within Community Media<br/>Sourayan Mookerjea<br/>17. Dalitbahujan Women's Autonomous Video<br/>Philip Denning<br/>18. Coketown and Its Alternative Futures<br/>Aku Kwamie<br/>19. Addressing Stigma and Discrimination Through Participatory Media Planning<br/> <br/>PART V. COMMUNITY MEDIA AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS<br/>Mario Alfonso Murillo<br/>20. Indigenous Community Radio and the Struggle for Social Justice in Colombia<br/>Dandan Liu<br/>21. Ethnic Community Media and Social Change: A Case in the United States<br/>Claudia Magallanes-Blanco<br/>22. A Participatory Model of Video Making: The Case of Colectivo Perfil Urbano<br/>Brian Woodman<br/>23. Feminist Guerrilla Video in the Twin Cities<br/> <br/>PART VI. COMMUNICATION POLITICS<br/>Rosalind Bresnahan<br/>24. Community Radio and Video, Social Activism, and Neoliberal Public Policy in Chile During the Transition From Dictatorship to Neoliberal Democracy<br/>Gergely Gosztonyi<br/>25. Past, Present, and Future of the Hungarian Community Radio Movement<br/>Stefania Milan<br/>26. Community Media Activists in Transnational Policy Arenas<br/>Bernadette Barker-Plummer, Dorothy Kidd<br/>27. Closings and Openings: Media Restructuring and the Public Sphere<br/>Sascha D. Meinrath, Victor W. Pickard<br/>28. The Rise of the Intranet Era<br/> <br/>PART VII. LOCAL MEDIA, GLOBAL STRUGGLES<br/>Fiona Jeffries<br/>29. "Asking We Walk": The Zapatista Revolution of Speaking and Listening<br/>Elvira Truglia<br/>30. Radio Voices Without Frontiers Global Antidiscrimination Broadcast<br/>Anne Marie Todd<br/>31. Media Activism for Global Justice<br/>Carlos Fontes<br/>32. The Global Turn in the Alternative Media Movement<br/>For instructors<br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781412959049 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>302.23  / EDI/U