Media and Society
Public Knowledge Vol. 3, Issue 1
ISSN 1948-3511
Table of Contents
3.1.0 Introduction
Peer-Reviewed Articles:
3.1.1: Controlling the Pipes: Network Neutrality Policy Alternatives – Meredith Hundley
3.1.2: Comments about Social Engagement through Images in the Online Sphere – Rotem Rozental
3.1.3: Comics, Journalism, and War Discourse – Molly Scanlon
3.1.4: Towards an Epistemological Theory of Comics Journalism: Case Studies in Joe Sacco’s War Reportage – Richard Todd Stafford
3.1.5: Cash Transfers in Context: HIV Prevention, Media, and the Development Industry – Jeff Burke Thomas
3.1.6: Mass Media Strategies for Creating Awareness of Breast Cancer – Okorie Nelson
Book Reviews:
3.1.7: Maniates & Meyers, The Environmental Politics of Sacrifice - Reviewed by Jennifer Lawrence
Non-Peer-Reviewed Articles:
3.1.8: You Are What You Watch: Video Store Phenomenology and Audience Participation – Elan Justice
3.1.9: Exploring the Portent of Polycentricity for Democratic Governance: Foundations and Implications – Max Stephenson, Jr.
3.1.10: The Internet as a Catalyst for the Creation of Democratic Governance: A Response to Max Stephenson’s “Exploring the Portent of Polycentricity for Democratic Governance” – Meredith Hundley
PK Blog:
- Click here for regular posts on media-related issues from guest bloggers.
Multimedia:
- A Conversation with Rotem Rozental (Interview by Scott Kowalewski regarding 3.1.2)
- A Conversation with Jeff Burke Thomas (Interview by Scott Kowalewski regarding 3.1.5)