The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the Occupy movement using various communication theory perspectives. It considers global and local contexts of the movement from its cultural and economic roots to the views of participants, city officials, newspapers and social media. It grapples with how these perspectives represent romantic, practical, and critical understandings of the movement.
The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the Occupy movement using various communication theory perspectives. It considers global and local contexts of the movement from its cultural and economic roots to the views of participants, city officials, newspapers and social media. It grapples with how these perspectives represent romantic, practical, and critical understandings of the movement.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Renee Guarriello Heath is an associate professor of communication studies at the University of Portland and a scholar of community collaboration and democratic communication practices. C. Vail Fletcher is an assistant professor of communication studies at the University of Portland. She is a scholar that focuses on conflict and identity, international development and culture, and social media. Ricardo Munoz is a PhD student in communication at the University of Colorado, Boulder. He is a scholar of organizational communication with an emphasis on informal and non-hierarchical organizing.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword David Osborn Introduction: Engaging Occupy: An Introduction to Romantic, Practical, and Critical Perspectives Renee Guarriello Heath and C. Vail Fletcher Part 1: Situating Occupy Globally: the Cultural and Economic Context Chapter 1: A Genealogy of Occupy within Transnational Contexts, and Communication Research Priya Kapoor Chapter 2: We are the 99 percent: Occupy and the Economics of Discontent William Barnes Chapter 3: Neofuedalism and the Financial Crisis: Implications for Occupy Wall Street Majia Holmer Nadesan Part 2: Local Interpretations of Occupy Portland Chapter 4: Confessional Tales from the Field: Owning Researcher Methods and Positionality Renee Guarriello Heath, Ricardo V. Munoz, and C. Vail Fletcher Chapter 5: Finding the Space Between: Participative Democracy, Consensus Decision-Making and a Leaderful/less Movement Renee Guarriello Heath Chapter 6: Globalization from Below: Discourses of Horizontalism, Direct Action, and Violence Ricardo V. Munoz Chapter 7: (De) Colonization and Collective Identity: Intersections and Negotiations of Gender, Race, and Class in Occupy C. Vail Fletcher Part 3: Re(presentations) and Revelations: Occupy Mediated Chapter 8: Violence, Bias, or Fair Journalism? Understanding Portland Media Coverage of an Episodic Protest Jennette Lovejoy and Keeler Brynteson Chapter 9: An "Official" Account: Delivering Occupy Portland's Eviction Notice erin daina mcclellan Chapter 10: Interconnected Discontent: Social Media and Social Capital in the Occupy Movement Doug Tewksbury
Foreword David Osborn Introduction: Engaging Occupy: An Introduction to Romantic, Practical, and Critical Perspectives Renee Guarriello Heath and C. Vail Fletcher Part 1: Situating Occupy Globally: the Cultural and Economic Context Chapter 1: A Genealogy of Occupy within Transnational Contexts, and Communication Research Priya Kapoor Chapter 2: We are the 99 percent: Occupy and the Economics of Discontent William Barnes Chapter 3: Neofuedalism and the Financial Crisis: Implications for Occupy Wall Street Majia Holmer Nadesan Part 2: Local Interpretations of Occupy Portland Chapter 4: Confessional Tales from the Field: Owning Researcher Methods and Positionality Renee Guarriello Heath, Ricardo V. Munoz, and C. Vail Fletcher Chapter 5: Finding the Space Between: Participative Democracy, Consensus Decision-Making and a Leaderful/less Movement Renee Guarriello Heath Chapter 6: Globalization from Below: Discourses of Horizontalism, Direct Action, and Violence Ricardo V. Munoz Chapter 7: (De) Colonization and Collective Identity: Intersections and Negotiations of Gender, Race, and Class in Occupy C. Vail Fletcher Part 3: Re(presentations) and Revelations: Occupy Mediated Chapter 8: Violence, Bias, or Fair Journalism? Understanding Portland Media Coverage of an Episodic Protest Jennette Lovejoy and Keeler Brynteson Chapter 9: An "Official" Account: Delivering Occupy Portland's Eviction Notice erin daina mcclellan Chapter 10: Interconnected Discontent: Social Media and Social Capital in the Occupy Movement Doug Tewksbury
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