Political Economy of Media and Communication: Methodological Approaches
Información General
- Autores: Joan Pedro-Carañana (coord.), Rodrigo Gómez García (coord.), Thomas F. Corrigan (coord.), Francisco Sierra Caballero (coord.)
- Editores: Taylor & Francis, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group
- Año de publicación: 2024
- País: Estados Unidos
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-1-032-47306-2, 978-1-032-47307-9
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Listado de artículos
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págs. 1-8
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PART I : Epistemology of the political economy of media and communication
Introduction: [of Part I]
págs. 9-10
Rethinking “method” in the political economy of media and communication: A realist perspective
págs. 14-34
págs. 35-51
Internet policy research: Critical epistemological and methodological considerations
págs. 52-69
Who knows?: Feminist epistemologies, gendered labor, and a political economy of communication
págs. 70-82
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PART II : Institutional and structural analysis
Introduction: [of Part II]
págs. 85-86
With history at its core: Making a case for historical methods in critical political economy
págs. 87-101
págs. 102-122
Audiovisual diversity and subscription video-on-demand services: Mapping theterritory in Spain
págs. 123-139
págs. 140-160
págs. 161-179
págs. 180-200
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PART III : Analysis of ideology, socio-analysis, and praxis
Introduction: [of Part III]
págs. 203-205
Quantitative and qualitative content analysis inpolitical economy research: A systematic review of strategies, methods, and techniques
págs. 206-223
Elite news content (still) matters now more than ever before: Social movements, social media, elite news media, and the media dependence model
págs. 224-244
págs. 245-273
Structure meets agency: Political economy andethnography
págs. 274-292
Participatory action research in political economy: Researchers’ commitment to communication democratization and social justice
págs. 293-310
págs. 311-322
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PART IV : Artificial intelligence and emerging challenges
Introduction: [of Part IV]
págs. 325-327
Artificial intelligence and technological accelerationism: A critique of cybernetic ideology
págs. 328-365
