The Palgrave Handbook of International Communication and Sustainable DevelopmentThe Palgrave Handbook of International Communication and Sustainable Development is a major resource for stakeholders interested in understanding the role of communication in achieving the UN’S Sustainable Development Goals. Bringing together… Sep 11 21September 11, 2021Article at Palgrave
LEARNING FROM COMMUNICATORS IN SOCIAL CHANGE : rethinking the power of.Contents: Introduction: The murky beginnings and confusing guidelines of a "do-good" ideology.- Is it Government Communication or People Communication?.- A Personal Account of the History of Devcom: Beginning in 1964.- Communication for Development:… Aug 15 21August 15, 2021Article at worldcat.org
Comparing Development CommunicationABSTRACT The collapse of the Soviet Union in the late 1980s, together with the rise of the United States as the only remaining “superpower,” the emergence of the European Union, the gradual coming to the fore of regional powers, such as Brazil,… Aug 15 21August 15, 2021Article at Taylor & Francis
Are UN’s Sustainable Development Goals in the Doldrums Due to the Corona Virus?A Somali resident sells meat at a market in Hudur, where food shortages continue to cause suffering. Meanwhile, between 720 and 811 million people in the world faced hunger in 2020 – some 161 million more than for 2019 – the UN Secretary-General said… Jul 30 21July 30, 2021Article at Nigerian Tracker
Van Thaise glimlach tot grimlachAchter de Thaise glimlach 5 Sommigen verklaren de vriendelijke, bescheiden en conflictvermijdende wijze waarop de Thai zich in het openbare leven gedragen, als in overeenstemming met het boeddhistische principe van de middenweg. Mij lijkt echter een… Jul 13 21July 13, 2021Article at Pala
Communication for Development and Social ChangeCommunication for Development Approaches of Some Governmental and Non-Governmental Agencies In this chapter, we first briefly present two communication models: the ‘diffusion/mechanistic’ versus the ‘participatory/organic’ communication model. These… May 14 21May 14, 2021Article at sagepub.com
Social ChangeIn the social and communication sciences, social change has traditionally been associated with “development problems” that occurred in “developing countries.” It is only since the late 1980s and early 1990s that social change has become a global… Mar 09 21March 09, 2021Article at ResearchGate
Jan Servaes (2000) Reflections on the differences in Asian and European values and communication modes, Asian Journal of Communication, 10:2, 53-70, DOI: 10.1080/01292980009364784Article There is increasing awareness that a lack of understanding and acceptance of Asian values is an obstacle to closer relations between Asia and the West. Gaining a better understanding of Asian values will contribute to a deeper, more… Jan 23 21January 23, 2021Article at ResearchGate
“Homo academicus: Quo vadis?”,In a recent assessment of the history of communication studies from a sociology of science approach, Maria Loblich and Andreas Mathias Scheu argued that both “internal” conditions (such as social interests, norms, reputation system, social structure,… Nov 25 20November 25, 2020Article at ResearchGate
Toward a more interpretative communication research 'framework': television as a cultural system. An interpretation of Clifford Geertz.The world today is in a state of turmoil. Such an opening statement hardly surprises anyone any more. This 'crisis' also affects the discussion in the scientific field. Today's social sciences appear more interested in the impact and effects of… Nov 15 20November 15, 2020Article at ResearchGate
Soft power and public diplomacy: The new frontier for public relations and international communication between the US and China... With the transforming nature of new media and its intercultural, global applications (Shuter, 2012), particularly in political issues (Hassanpour, 2013), a nation can quickly distribute a specific, legitimizing mass messages to multinational,… Nov 05 20November 05, 2020Article at ResearchGate
Guanxi in intercultural communication and public relationsWe value your privacy We and our store and/or access information on a device, such as cookies and process personal data, such as unique identifiers and standard information sent by a device for personalised ads and content, ad and content… Nov 05 20November 05, 2020Article at ResearchGate
Guanxi in intercultural communication and public relationsHighlights • How to explain ‘cultural diversity’?. • In order to avoid conflict and strive for ‘harmony’, guanxi (inter-relationships) and mianzi (face) are regarded as the two wings of harmony. • How does Chinese guanxi compare to Southern European… Sep 29 16September 29, 2016Article at Coastal Engineering
Xi Jinping’s Chinese Dream and Soft PowerWritten by Jan Servaes. The former dean of Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, Joseph Nye, introduced the concept of soft power in 1990. In a subsequent publication he argued that culture, political values and foreign policies… Mar 18 16March 18, 2016Article at China
The Chinese dream shattered between hard and soft power?Sometimes the Chinese dream is of sustainable development, of anti-corruption, of constitutionalism, of a clean environment, or of social harmony. Essentially, like the American dream or any dream for that matter, the Chinese dream can mean anything… Feb 18 16February 18, 2016Article at SAGE Journals
Disciplines in the Field of Communication for Development and Social ChangeAbstract This article provides an overview of subdisciplines in the field of Communication for Development and Social Change. Different subdisciplines of communication science are analyzed to assess their connection to the field. Building on these… Apr 29 15April 29, 2015Article at OUP Academic
ECREA, quo vadis?You currently have no access to view or download this content. Please log in with your institutional or personal account if you should have access to this content through either of these. Showing a limited preview of this publication: President… Mar 01 15March 01, 2015Article at De Gruyter
Mindful Journalism and News Ethics in the Digital EraABSTRACT This book aims to be the first comprehensive exposition of "mindful journalism"—drawn from core Buddhist ethical principles—as a fresh approach to journalism ethics. It suggests that Buddhist mindfulness strategies can be applied purposively… Feb 25 15February 25, 2015Article at Taylor & Francis
Editorial Soft power and public diplomacy: The new frontier for public relations and international communication between the US and ChinaAbstract The underlying assumption is that a gradual change in economic and financial power will also lead to changes in ‘soft power’ like media communication, public relations, public opinion, public diplomacy and (new and old) media consumption. In… Dec 29 12December 29, 2012Article at doi.org
De wereld, ons dorp... dankzij de media?Marshall McLuhan introduceerde de term ‘global village’ reeds in de jaren zestig om de vergelijking te maken met een dorp waar eenieder op de hoogte is, of kan zijn, van wat er gaande is. Het klinkt immers aannemelijk om te veronderstellen dat in een… Aug 31 98August 31, 1998Article at MO
