Archive for February, 2008
On the role of media in political transitions
The societies of central and eastern Europe have become, in just a decade, the Soviet yoke for integration into the European Union. But far from behaving as enthusiastic new members, the Central cultivate a skepticism that any suspicion of a supranational empire that remind you of the USSR. Amid this rapid transition from communist to the rationing of anarcocapitalismo mafias are post-Soviet media and the civil societies of these countries. The painful democratization of the European heart is at communicating on two fronts: the traditional, with journalists as advance party of civil liberties, and the horizontality of the innovative viral interpersonal communication supported by mobile telephony and the Internet. The rebellion against the political power of workers in the Czech public television and the recent orange revolution in Ukraine are examples, respectively, of these two trends .
During the symposium will present the latest edition of the yearbook Global Civil Society , whose 2007/2008 edition is entitled, precisely, “Communicative Power and Democracy .”
Despite its focus on central and eastern Europe, the seminar also invited the participation of scholars of the role of media in the democratization of other companies in any country in the world .
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