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Losing control: freedom of the press in Asia
Canberra:
Australian National University (ANU) E Press
(2014), xvi, 282 pp., abbrev. p.258-261, bibliogr. p.262-274, index
ISBN 9781925021431 (pbk); 9781925021448 (ebook)
Other Editions: 1st ed. Asia Pacific Press, 2000
"Losing Control: freedom of the press in Asia takes us right up to the end of this tumultuous century. It deals with the Chinese media cranking up its latest propaganda campaign, this time against the Falun Gong. It discusses how the Indonesian media lost its way in reporting the tragedy in East Tim...
Collective wisdom: co-creating media for equity and justice
Cambridge, Mass.; London:
MIT Press
(2022), viii, 385 pp., bibliogr. p.339-359, index
ISBN 9780262543774 (hbk); 9780262369862 (ebook)
CC BY-ND
"Why co-create—and why now? The many coauthors, drawing on a remarkable array of professional and personal experience, focus on the radical, sustained practices of co-creating media within communities and with social movements. They explore the urgent need for co-creation across disciplines and or...
Lexicon of global melodrama
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Bielefeld:
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(2022), 400 pp., 91 illustr.
ISBN 978-3-8394-5973-7 (pdf); 978-3-8376-5973-3 (print)
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"Welcome to the world of melodrama—and to the melodramas of the world. This book introduces nearly one hundred cinematic masterpieces from various periods and different cultural contexts—ranging from early Hollywood to emergent and popular Bollywood, from Latin American and New German Cinema to ...
