This accessible and original book offers a novel analytical framework to understand the relationship between information and power as the tension between popular and personal stories. It will appeal to both students and those interested in communication and media studies, sociology, political science and international relations.
This accessible and original book offers a novel analytical framework to understand the relationship between information and power as the tension between popular and personal stories. It will appeal to both students and those interested in communication and media studies, sociology, political science and international relations.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Elad Segev is a Professor of International Communication at Tel Aviv University. He studies the relationship between information and power, focusing on global information flows, Americanization, country image, search engines, and the digital divide. Segev is the author and editor of several books, including Semantic Network Analysis in Social Sciences (2022, Routledge), International News Flow Online (2016), and Google and the Digital Divide (2010). His studies are published in leading journals in the field of communication, information science, and politics.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Why has information been so powerful? 2. Who are the powerful information agents today? 3. How does powerful information affect our life? 4. What can we do to improve our information and power-driven world?
Introduction 1. Why has information been so powerful? 2. Who are the powerful information agents today? 3. How does powerful information affect our life? 4. What can we do to improve our information and power-driven world?
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