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Vol. 16 No. 32 (2009): Mapping Media Education. Policies in the world
Vol. 16 No. 32 (2009): Mapping Media Education. Policies in the world
Published:
2009-03-01
Dossier (Monographic)
Media Literacy in MENA: Moving Beyond the Vicious Cycle of Oxymora
Ibrahim Saleh
119-129
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Exploring Media Education as Civic Praxis in Africa
Fackson Banda
167-180
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Media Education Issues for Professionals and Citizens: Bridging the Divides in Countries of the South
Jamal Eddine Naji
41-50
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Implementing Mandates in Media Education: The Ontario Experience
Carolyn Wilson, Barry Duncan
97-107
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The Role of Broadcasting Regulation in Media Literacy
Eve Salomon
147-156
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Information Skills: Conceptual Convergence between Information and Communication Sciences
Jesús Lau, Jesús Cortés
21-30
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Education Reform as an Agent of Change: The Development of Media Literacy in Hong Kong during the Last Decade
C.K. Cheung
73-83
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When Media Education is State Policy
Roxana Morduchowicz
131-138
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Promoting Youth Civic Participation with Media Production: The Case of Youth Voice Editorial Board
Sirkku Kotilainen
181-192
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Media Education as a Development Project: Connecting Emancipatory Interests and Governance in India
Biswajit Das
51-64
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Making the Introduction of Multi-media Technologies Count in Education Reform in Africa: the Case of Ghana
Kwame Akyeampong
109-118
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Media Education in Turkey: Toward a Multi-Stakeholder Framework
E. Nezih Orhon
157-166
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Curricular Contribution to Media Education: a Work in Progress
Marcos Gómez-Puerta, Marcos Opertti, Esther Chiner Sanz
31-40
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History, Policy, and Practices of Media Education in South Korea
Hyeon-Seon Jeong
85-95
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Media Education beyond School
Victoria Camps
139-145
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Nurturing Freedom of Expression through Teaching Global Media Literacy
Susan Moeller
65-72
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Kaleidoscope (Miscellaneous)
The Media and the Meeting of Cultures, in pro of Cultural Coexistence
Carolina Avalos Dávila, Carolina Martínez-Salanova
223-230
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The positive representation of the image of women in the media
Blanca Espinel De Segura, Blanca García, María Sevillano García, Luisa del Carmen Martínez, Iván Monterrosa-Castro
209-214
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The Internet as a framework for communication and social interaction
Félix Moral
231-237
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A WebQuest for Vocational Guidance in High Schools
Ángel Hernando
215-221
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Criteria of Media Education Program for Chilean teachers: A proposal for Continuous Training
María del Mar de Fontcuberta
201-207
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