The Praxis of Social Inequality in Media: A Global Perspective

by Toks Oyedemi (Editor, Collaborator), Jan Servaes (Editor, Collaborator), Rebecca Wells (Collaborator), Greg M. Nielsen (Collaborator), Louise North (Collaborator), Lucy Obozintsev (Collaborator), Fay Patel (Collaborator), John Pollock (Collaborator), Alice Poma (Collaborator), Hannah Salamone (Collaborator), Kaan Taşbaşı (Collaborator), Amanda Weightman (Collaborator), Aparna Moitra (Collaborator), Stephanie Agrestie (Collaborator), Roberta Bracciale (Collaborator), Francisco Sierra Caballero (Collaborator), Martin Caraher (Collaborator), Mike Gasher (Collaborator), James Gibbons (Collaborator), Tommaso Gravante (Collaborator), Steven Harkins (Collaborator), Gyuri Kepes (Collaborator), Archna Kumar (Collaborator), Lauren Longo (Collaborator), Isabella Mingo (Collaborator) and Dr. Jairo Lugo-Ocando (Collaborator)

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In this volume an international array of scholars provides case studies from various countries of social inequalities and how they shape media narratives and experiences. The topics include how social inequalities relate to gender and empowerment, poverty and the media, and discriminatory access to media technologies.

Non-Fiction Social science Media Studies