Political Economy of Media and Communication
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Political Economy of Media and Communication
Methodological Approaches
Sierra Caballero, Francisco; Pedro-Caranana, Joan; Corrigan, Thomas F.; Gomez, Rodrigo
Taylor & Francis Ltd
02/2024
380
Dura
Inglês
9781032473079
15 a 20 dias
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Foreword Janet Wasko Introduction Thomas F. Corrigan and Francisco Sierra Caballero, Rodrigo Gomez,and Joan Pedro-Caranana Part I: EPISTEMOLOGY OF THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION Introduction Thomas F. Corrigan 1. Rethinking "method" in the political economy of media and communication: A realist perspective Thomas F. Corrigan 2. A historical-structural approach to media research Enrique E. Sanchez-Ruiz 3. Internet policy research: Critical epistemological and methodological considerations Robin Mansell 4. Who knows? Feminist epistemologies, gendered labor, and a political economy of communication Micky Lee Part II: INSTITUTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Introduction Rodrigo Gomez 5. With history at its core: Making a case for historical methods in critical political economy Mandy Troeger 6. Political Economy of Communication and Network Analysis Rodrigo Gomez and Ben Birkinbine 7. Audiovisual diversity and subscription video-on-demand services: Mapping the territory in Spain Josep Pedro and Luis A. Albornoz 8. Measuring media pluralism in informative TV programs through a multidimensional multi-scope instrument Chiara Saez Baeza 9. The framework of analysis as integrative scaffolding for our research Argelia Munoz Larroa 10. Political economy and critical studies of advertising and media industries Jonathan Hardy Part III: ANALYSIS OF IDEOLOGY, SOCIO-ANALYSIS AND PRAXIS Introduction Joan Pedro-Caranana 11. Quantitative and qualitative content analysis in political economy research: A systematic review of strategies, methods, and techniques Florian Zollmann 12. Elite news content (still) matters now more than ever before: Social movements, social media, elite news media, and the media dependence model Andrew Kennis 13. The dialectical model of social mediation and its methods for researching the social production of communication Joan Pedro-Caranana 14. Structure meets agency: Political economy and ethnography Olga Lucia Sorzano and Toby Miller 15. Participatory action research in political economy: Researchers' commitment to communication democratization and social justice Adilson Vaz Cabral Filho 16. A methodological proposal for the analysis of the Political Economy of Communication from an intersectional feminist perspective M. Cruz Tornay-Marquez Part IV: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND EMERGING CHALLENGES Introduction Joan Pedro-Caranana 17. Artificial intelligence and technological accelerationism: A critique of cybernetic ideology Francisco Sierra and Daniela Ines Monje
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media ownership concentration;digital platform regulation;feminist media studies;network analysis methods;intersectional oppression research;qualitative content analysis;critical approaches to media industries
Foreword Janet Wasko Introduction Thomas F. Corrigan and Francisco Sierra Caballero, Rodrigo Gomez,and Joan Pedro-Caranana Part I: EPISTEMOLOGY OF THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MEDIA AND COMMUNICATION Introduction Thomas F. Corrigan 1. Rethinking "method" in the political economy of media and communication: A realist perspective Thomas F. Corrigan 2. A historical-structural approach to media research Enrique E. Sanchez-Ruiz 3. Internet policy research: Critical epistemological and methodological considerations Robin Mansell 4. Who knows? Feminist epistemologies, gendered labor, and a political economy of communication Micky Lee Part II: INSTITUTIONAL AND STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS Introduction Rodrigo Gomez 5. With history at its core: Making a case for historical methods in critical political economy Mandy Troeger 6. Political Economy of Communication and Network Analysis Rodrigo Gomez and Ben Birkinbine 7. Audiovisual diversity and subscription video-on-demand services: Mapping the territory in Spain Josep Pedro and Luis A. Albornoz 8. Measuring media pluralism in informative TV programs through a multidimensional multi-scope instrument Chiara Saez Baeza 9. The framework of analysis as integrative scaffolding for our research Argelia Munoz Larroa 10. Political economy and critical studies of advertising and media industries Jonathan Hardy Part III: ANALYSIS OF IDEOLOGY, SOCIO-ANALYSIS AND PRAXIS Introduction Joan Pedro-Caranana 11. Quantitative and qualitative content analysis in political economy research: A systematic review of strategies, methods, and techniques Florian Zollmann 12. Elite news content (still) matters now more than ever before: Social movements, social media, elite news media, and the media dependence model Andrew Kennis 13. The dialectical model of social mediation and its methods for researching the social production of communication Joan Pedro-Caranana 14. Structure meets agency: Political economy and ethnography Olga Lucia Sorzano and Toby Miller 15. Participatory action research in political economy: Researchers' commitment to communication democratization and social justice Adilson Vaz Cabral Filho 16. A methodological proposal for the analysis of the Political Economy of Communication from an intersectional feminist perspective M. Cruz Tornay-Marquez Part IV: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND EMERGING CHALLENGES Introduction Joan Pedro-Caranana 17. Artificial intelligence and technological accelerationism: A critique of cybernetic ideology Francisco Sierra and Daniela Ines Monje
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