This book explores sport communication in Africa and the African diaspora. Drawing on multi-disciplinary perspectives, it deepens our understanding of the importance of sport in African society and the profound and growing influence of the African diaspora in world sport, as athletes, scholars, leaders, and business and media professionals.
This book explores sport communication in Africa and the African diaspora. Drawing on multi-disciplinary perspectives, it deepens our understanding of the importance of sport in African society and the profound and growing influence of the African diaspora in world sport, as athletes, scholars, leaders, and business and media professionals.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Unwana Samuel Akpan is a multidisciplinary media scholar-practitioner with over two decades of broadcast experience. He lectures in the Department of Mass Communication at the University of Lagos, Nigeria, and has been a visiting scholar at the Department of Communication, Culture and Media Studies (CCMS), Howard University, USA. He is also the Editor of the University of Lagos Communication Review. His research and teaching investigate and explore broadcast contents, sport communication, African communication systems, diaspora communication studies, media aesthetic.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The Concept Part I: Football in Africa 1. Intellectual Contributions to the Growth of African Football Literature 2. Football Migration in Africa 3. From Journalists' Perspectives: Why Austin Jay Jay Okocha Never Won African and FIFA World Football Player of the Year Awards 4. Sports Coverage of Print and Digital Media in Africa: Let's Talk about Football 5. Print Media Memories and History of Football in Erstwhile West Cameroon 1961-1969 Part II: African Sports Communication Racism and Equity 6. Students with Visual Impairments and Sports Betting: The Role of the Media 7. Conceptual Exploration of Strategic Communication for Sustainable Sports Communication in Nigeria 8. Inability of Language Radio Stations in Lagos in Creating Awareness for the 2020 Olympic Games Among Rural Dwellers 9. Media Framing of 2022 Nuga Games in Question for National Cohesion and Gender Equality 10. Racism on the Pitch 11. Sports Protest Practice and Paradoxical Journalistic Pedagogy at HBCUs: Kaepernick Effect 12. Intersection of Sports Communication Scholarship Mentorship Leadership and Advocacy: Reflection on Contributions to the Field
Introduction: The Concept Part I: Football in Africa 1. Intellectual Contributions to the Growth of African Football Literature 2. Football Migration in Africa 3. From Journalists' Perspectives: Why Austin Jay Jay Okocha Never Won African and FIFA World Football Player of the Year Awards 4. Sports Coverage of Print and Digital Media in Africa: Let's Talk about Football 5. Print Media Memories and History of Football in Erstwhile West Cameroon 1961-1969 Part II: African Sports Communication Racism and Equity 6. Students with Visual Impairments and Sports Betting: The Role of the Media 7. Conceptual Exploration of Strategic Communication for Sustainable Sports Communication in Nigeria 8. Inability of Language Radio Stations in Lagos in Creating Awareness for the 2020 Olympic Games Among Rural Dwellers 9. Media Framing of 2022 Nuga Games in Question for National Cohesion and Gender Equality 10. Racism on the Pitch 11. Sports Protest Practice and Paradoxical Journalistic Pedagogy at HBCUs: Kaepernick Effect 12. Intersection of Sports Communication Scholarship Mentorship Leadership and Advocacy: Reflection on Contributions to the Field
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