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Development as Freedom

The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere: An Inquiry into a Category of Bourgeois Society

The End of History and the Last Man

Setting the Agenda: The Mass Media and Public Opinion

統計年鑑 = Statistical yearbook

Foreword Bella Mody Preface PART ONE: INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW Introduction to Communication, Development and Empowerment in the Third World Evolution of the Theory and Practice of Development Communication PART TWO: DEVELOPMENT DISCOURSE, MODERNIZATION THEORY AND COMMUNICATION The Enterprise of Modernization and the Dominant Discourse of Development Communication Approach in the Modernization of the Third World PART THREE: CRITICAL PERSPECTIVES ON COMMUNICATION AND DEVELOPMENT Deconstructing the Dominant Paradigm of Development Critique of Communication Approaches in Third World Development PART FOUR: LIBERATION PERSPECTIVES ON DEVELOPMENT Liberation Theology and Development Communication and Spirituality in Development PART FIVE: COMMUNICATION AND EMPOWERMENT Communication Strategies for Empowerment Appendices Index

Communication for Development in the Third World: Theory and Practice for Empowerment

Foreword - Everett Rogers Introduction to the study of Communication and Development in the Third World PART ONE: THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK (UNTIL THE SIXTIES) The Dominant Paradigm Early Theories in Comparative International Development Communication Approach of the Dominant Paradigm PART TWO: THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK DURING THE NEXT TEN YEARS (THE SEVENTIES): FALL OF THE DOMINANT PARADIGM Denigration of the Dominant Paradigm Critical Analysis of Early Approaches to Third World Development Critique of the Dominant Paradigm's Communication Approach PART THREE: THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR THE EIGHTIES AND BEYOND: FROM EMPIRICAL POSITIVISM TO QUALITATIVE AND NORMATIVE MODELS OF DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNICATION Alternative Development Paradigms Emergence of New Theories of Third World Development and Role for Communication Another Development Strategies for Participation and Communication in the Eighties

Communication for Development in the Third World: Theory and Practice

Theories of Development Communication

Health communication scholars have tried to understand how individuals process information and have identified the factors that contribute to appropriate behavior change. Some of these theorists have, implicitly or explicitly, assumed that if individuals were provided with the 'right' information they would adopt the recommended behavior. Some others have endorsed the need to provide behavioral skills along with information so that individuals are able to carry out the desired behavior. Both approaches, however, are concerned with individual behavior change. Socio demographic variables like class, gender, and race have seldom figured in socio psychological analyses in the AIDS context. Limited attention has been paid to the manner in which political, economic, and social variables have constrained or enabled individual behavior related to AIDS. In this article, the various socio psychological theories/models that inform AIDS prevention are delineated; the sociopsychological approaches in the context of cl...

Social and Economic Factors in an Integrated Behavioral and Societal Approach to Communications in HIV/AIDS

This is a study on computer-mediated communication and acculturation. An online survey was conducted on the role of Internet in the resocialization of Chinese students and scholars in the US. The s...

Srinivas R. Melkote

Papers

Communication for Development in the Third World: Theory and Practice for Empowerment

Communication for Development in the Third World: Theory and Practice

Theories of Development Communication

Social and Economic Factors in an Integrated Behavioral and Societal Approach to Communications in HIV/AIDS

The Role of the Internet in Forging a Pluralistic Integration: A Study of Chinese Intellectuals in the United States