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Communication activism research for social justice
engaged research, collective action, and political change
Communication activism research, social justice, and collective action -- Influences on communication activism research: applied communication research, social movement scholarship, feminist research, and critical cultural studies -- Challenges in communication activism research -- Methodological issues in communication activism research -- Lessons learned from communication activism research.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Kevin M. Carragee is a professor in the Communication, Journalism and Media Department at Suffolk University, USA. Working with Lawrence Frey, he developed communication activism research as a distinct form of engaged communication scholarship. A Fulbright scholar, he has edited six books and published more than 30 journal articles and book chapters, focusing primarily on how the news media define social movements. As a Co-Director of the Media Research and Action Project, he assisted groups in framing their messages, influencing news coverage, and securing reforms.
Routledge social justice communication activism series