Handbook of Media and Communication Governance

Edited by Manuel Puppis, Robin Mansell and Hilde Van den Bulck

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: This state-of-the-art Handbook provides unique insights into the governance practices and institutions shaping digitalized public spheres. Focusing on the power relations involved, it presents diverse approaches to key debates in media and communication governance, showcasing groundbreaking advances in the field. This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.

Keywords: Business and Management; Economics and Finance; Innovations and Technology; Law - Academic; Politics and Public Policy Sociology and Social Policy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
ISBN: 9781800887190
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction to media and communication governance: from labelling to theorizing and practice , pp 1-26

Manuel Puppis, Robin Mansell and Hilde Van den Bulck

Ch 2 Sociological institutionalism: conceptualizing media governance as institution and organization , pp 28-39

Manuel Puppis

Ch 3 Historical institutionalism , pp 40-49

Sara Bannerman and Bradley McNeil

Ch 4 Discursive institutionalism , pp 50-60

Sarah Anne Ganter and Maria Löblich

Ch 5 Critical political economy: inside or outside the tent? , pp 61-72

Peter A. Thompson

Ch 6 The political economies of communication, 'big tech' and cultural industries from the 'industrial age' to the 'internet era' , pp 73-87

Dwayne Winseck

Ch 7 Co-evolution: applications and implications for governance research in communication studies , pp 88-99

Johannes M. Bauer and Michael Latzer

Ch 8 Theories of the policy process , pp 100-111

Kari Steen-Johnsen and Vilde Schanke Sundet

Ch 9 Critical discourse analysis and telecommunications policy: the myth of technological neutrality , pp 112-124

Christopher Ali

Ch 10 The independence of media regulatory authorities 'on the books' and 'on the ground' , pp 126-140

Kristina Irion

Ch 11 Transnationalization of media and governance , pp 141-153

Katharina Kleinen- von Königslöw and Hartmut Wessler

Ch 12 Done is better than perfect: evidence, governance, power and platform regulation , pp 154-165

Leighton Andrews

Ch 13 Participatory and collaborative governance , pp 166-177

Aphra Kerr

Ch 14 Diversity in governance , pp 178-188

Tamara Shepherd

Ch 15 Anticolonial world-making: racial justice and global communication governance , pp 189-199

Paula Chakravartty and Charli Muller

Ch 16 Realigning incentives through formal media, communications and platform governance , pp 201-217

Robin Mansell

Ch 17 Governance through a crisis: media regulation in nondemocratic systems , pp 218-230

Gregory Asmolov

Ch 18 Ants among elephants: regulatory challenges in countries without globally dominant players , pp 231-244

Peng Hwa Ang and Swati Maheshwari

Ch 19 Industry-level self- and co-regulation in media and communications , pp 245-259

Florian Saurwein, Alena Birrer and Danya He

Ch 20 Private ordering of media organisations and platform operators , pp 260-273

Tobias Mast, Matthias C. Kettemann and Wolfgang Schulz

Ch 21 Media accountability and ethics in Africa , pp 274-284

Herman Wasserman

Ch 22 Governance by technological design, a critique , pp 285-297

João C. Magalhães

Ch 23 Multi-level governance , pp 298-311

Hilde Van den Bulck

Ch 24 European media governance: the EU and the Council of Europe , pp 312-328

Damian Tambini

Ch 25 Global media and communication governance: the role of nation states , pp 329-341

Julia Pohle

Ch 26 Communication rights, liberalism and the good life , pp 343-357

Andrew Calabrese

Ch 27 Communication rights and capabilities , pp 358-371

Amit M. Schejter and Baruch Shomron

Ch 28 Governing mediation in the data ecosystem: lessons from media governance for overcoming data asymmetries , pp 372-383

Stefaan Verhulst

Ch 29 Data privacy , pp 384-396

Ine Van Zeeland and Jo Pierson

Ch 30 Governing media and communications diversity in the digital age , pp 397-413

Fiona R. Martin and Tim Koskie

Ch 31 Children vs adults: negotiating UNCRC General comment No. 25 on childrens rights in the digital environment , pp 414-428

Sonia Livingstone, Amanda Third and Gerison Lansdown

Ch 32 Media literacy governance , pp 430-443

Joyce Vissenberg and Leen d’Haenens

Ch 33 Resistance and the limits of media literacy in countering disinformation (in transitional media systems) , pp 444-457

Shakuntala Banaji

Ch 34 Media power and ownership concentration , pp 458-471

Natascha Just, Alena Birrer and Danya He

Ch 35 Competition law and regulation , pp 472-485

Maria Michalis

Ch 36 Towards a new sense of purpose? Core shifts in audiovisual industry support , pp 486-499

Tim Raats and Stephanie Tintel

Ch 37 Deplatforming and deplatformization as governance strategies , pp 500-513

José van Dijck, Tim de Winkel and Mirko Tobias Schäfer

Ch 38 Accessible censorship , pp 514-525

Nathan Dobson and Nicole Stremlau

Ch 39 AI, big data and bias: governing datafication through a data justice lens , pp 526-537

Arne Hintz

Ch 40 Platforms in the Global South , pp 538-551

Ram Bhat

Ch 41 Environmental sustainability , pp 552-567

Gynna Farith Millan Franco and Toby Miller

Ch 42 Spectrum governance and 5G wireless , pp 568-582

Gregory Taylor

Ch 43 Communication infrastructure and networks , pp 583-596

Seamus Simpson

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