Dunbar-Hester, Christina Primary Author mixed material bibliography Penn State University Press Penn State University Press 2014 en English

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24 p Are the “media reform,” “media democracy,” and “media justice” movements complementary or in conflict? A bit of both, asserts the author, building on her earlier ethnographic study in the field. While each is a form of social activism with progressive political goals, they have different theoretical foundations and different frames for their respective agendas as “scholars,” “activists,” and “advocates.” The article offers a critical consideration of their distinctive interventions, and concludes that while framing media as a “problem to be solved” enabled a wide base to form, at the same time this outlook was so diffuse that it generated tensions among the actors. Politics and Economics Media 384.54 Dun b Perpustakaan Universitas Prof.DR. Moestopo (Beragama) Open Source Library Management System 384.54 Dun b 20190602 My Library 384.54 Dun b chr1 41181 2019-06-22 10:55:51 2019-06-22 10:56:46 machine generated