The International History of Communication Study maps the growth of media and communication studies around the world. Drawing out transnational flows of ideas, institutions, publications, and people, it offers the most comprehensive picture to date of the global history of communication research and education.
The International History of Communication Study maps the growth of media and communication studies around the world. Drawing out transnational flows of ideas, institutions, publications, and people, it offers the most comprehensive picture to date of the global history of communication research and education.
Peter Simonson is Associate Professor in the College of Media, Communication, and Information at the University of Colorado Boulder. David W. Park is Professor of Communication at Lake Forest College.
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Introduction: On the History of Communication Study-Peter Simonson and David W. Park New Theories 1. The Transnational Flow of Ideas and Histoire Croisée with Attention to the Cases of France and Germany--Maria Löblich, Stefanie Averbeck-Lietz 2. Gender, Work, and the History of Communication Research: Figures, Formations, and Flows--Karen Lee Ashcraft and Peter Simonson Transnational Organizations 3. Locating UNESCO in the Historical Study of Communication--Ira Wagman 4. The IAMCR Story: Communication and Media Research in a Global Perspective-Michael Meyen Europe 5. Practical Orientation as a Survival Strategy: The Development of Publizistikwissenschaft by Walter Hagemann-Thomas Wiedemann 6. Female Academics in Communication Science and the Post-War-Reconstruction Generation in Austria and Germany-Martina Thiele 7. Communication Studies on the Iberian Peninsula: A Comparative Analysis of the Field's Development in Portugal and Spain-Nelson Ribeiro 8. Early Nordic Media Research and the special case of Norway (1930 - 1965)--Tore Slaatta 9. UK Communication Study and the Challenges of Institutionalization-Phillip Lodge 10. The field of communication in Croatia: toward a comparative history of communication studies in Central and Eastern Europe--Zrinjka Peruko and Dina Vozab North America 11. Crossing the Borders: Herta Herzog's Work in Communication and Marketing Research--Elisabeth Klaus and Josef Seethaler 12. Charles Siepmann's Forgotten Legacy for Communication Research and Media Policy--Victor Pickard 13. The Toronto School: Cross-Border Encounters, Interdisciplinary Entanglements--Michael Darroch 14. International Vectors in Graduate Education in Communication--David W. Park and Meghan Grosse Latin America 15. Institutionalization and Internationalization of the Field of Communication Studies in Mexico and Latin America--Raúl Fuentes Navarro 16. History of Communication Study in Brazil: The Institutionalization of an Interdisciplinary Field--Maria Immacolata Vassalo de Lopes and Richard Romancini Asia 17. Building the Nation-State: Journalism and Communication Studies in China--Hu Zhengrong, Ji Deqiang, and Zhang Lei 18. The "Great Uncle of Dissemination": Wilbur Schramm and Communication Study in China--Chunfeng Lin and John Nerone 19. A History of Rhetorical Studies and Practices in Modern Japan--Junya Morooka 20. Observations on Journalism and Communication Education in India--Pradip Thomas Africa and the Middle East 21. Trajectories of communication studies in Sub-Saharan Africa--Terje Skjerdal and Keyan Tomaselli 22. Communication Studies in the Arab World--Mohammad I. Ayish 23. The Story of the Communication Field in Israel: Nation Building, Personal Transfer, and Growth: Anat First and Hanna Adoni
Introduction: On the History of Communication Study-Peter Simonson and David W. Park New Theories 1. The Transnational Flow of Ideas and Histoire Croisée with Attention to the Cases of France and Germany--Maria Löblich, Stefanie Averbeck-Lietz 2. Gender, Work, and the History of Communication Research: Figures, Formations, and Flows--Karen Lee Ashcraft and Peter Simonson Transnational Organizations 3. Locating UNESCO in the Historical Study of Communication--Ira Wagman 4. The IAMCR Story: Communication and Media Research in a Global Perspective-Michael Meyen Europe 5. Practical Orientation as a Survival Strategy: The Development of Publizistikwissenschaft by Walter Hagemann-Thomas Wiedemann 6. Female Academics in Communication Science and the Post-War-Reconstruction Generation in Austria and Germany-Martina Thiele 7. Communication Studies on the Iberian Peninsula: A Comparative Analysis of the Field's Development in Portugal and Spain-Nelson Ribeiro 8. Early Nordic Media Research and the special case of Norway (1930 - 1965)--Tore Slaatta 9. UK Communication Study and the Challenges of Institutionalization-Phillip Lodge 10. The field of communication in Croatia: toward a comparative history of communication studies in Central and Eastern Europe--Zrinjka Peruko and Dina Vozab North America 11. Crossing the Borders: Herta Herzog's Work in Communication and Marketing Research--Elisabeth Klaus and Josef Seethaler 12. Charles Siepmann's Forgotten Legacy for Communication Research and Media Policy--Victor Pickard 13. The Toronto School: Cross-Border Encounters, Interdisciplinary Entanglements--Michael Darroch 14. International Vectors in Graduate Education in Communication--David W. Park and Meghan Grosse Latin America 15. Institutionalization and Internationalization of the Field of Communication Studies in Mexico and Latin America--Raúl Fuentes Navarro 16. History of Communication Study in Brazil: The Institutionalization of an Interdisciplinary Field--Maria Immacolata Vassalo de Lopes and Richard Romancini Asia 17. Building the Nation-State: Journalism and Communication Studies in China--Hu Zhengrong, Ji Deqiang, and Zhang Lei 18. The "Great Uncle of Dissemination": Wilbur Schramm and Communication Study in China--Chunfeng Lin and John Nerone 19. A History of Rhetorical Studies and Practices in Modern Japan--Junya Morooka 20. Observations on Journalism and Communication Education in India--Pradip Thomas Africa and the Middle East 21. Trajectories of communication studies in Sub-Saharan Africa--Terje Skjerdal and Keyan Tomaselli 22. Communication Studies in the Arab World--Mohammad I. Ayish 23. The Story of the Communication Field in Israel: Nation Building, Personal Transfer, and Growth: Anat First and Hanna Adoni
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