Nordicom Review 33 (Special Issue) 2012

Communication, Media and Development

Florencia Enghel
 (Ed.)
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Articles

Foreword
Ulla Carlsson
Mobilizing Communication Globally: For What and For Whom?
Karin Wilkins, Florencia Enghel
Means of Communication: Transnational Struggles and Scarce Resources
Thomas Hylland Eriksen
Mobilizing for Global AIDS Treatment: Clicking Compassion and Shopping Salvation
Lisa Ann Richey
The Potential of Foreign News as International Development Communication
Bella Mody
The Underside of Communication in Development
Nora C. Quebral
Rebranding Development Communications in Emergent India
Paula Chakravartty
Public Sector Software, Participatory Communications and Social Change
Pradip Ninan Thomas
Is it Possible to Generate Development Starting from Communication?
Rosa María Alfaro Moreno
Communication for Development in Good and Difficult Times: The FAO Experience
Silvia Balit
The Limits of Communication: The Gnat on the Elephant
Ricardo Ramírez, Wendy Quarry
The Growing Pains of Community Radio in Africa: Emerging Lessons Towards Sustainability
Peter da Costa
Reality Television for Community Development: The Kwanda Initiative in South Africa
Gavin Andersson, Lebo Ramafoko, Renay Weiner
The Globalization of the Pavement: A Tanzanian Case Study
Hugo Boothby, Anders Høg Hansen, Ylva Ekström
Teaching and Learning Communication Process as Community-based Transdisciplinary Inquiry
Natalie Oram, Helen Hambly Odame
The Civil Society Organization Media Manager as Critical Communicator
Kelly Caringer, Peter Lemish
Social Entrepreneurship and Communication for Development and Social Change: Rethinking Innovation
Emile G. McAnany
Global Survival: Towards a Communication of Hope?
Cees J. Hamelink
ComDev in the Mediatized World
Thomas Tufte, Oscar Hemer
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About the Journal

Name: Nordicom Review
Year established: 1980
Subject area: Social Sciences/Communication
Language: English
Format: Digital-only Open Access
Frequency: 2 issues per year
eISSN: 2001-5119
CiteScore: 2.5 (2022)