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Courses I taught
at Minnesota State
MC300 International
Communication Contents
1. Internet Journalism Resources
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3. The Dao of the Press: A
Humanocentric Theory (book)
4. Assignments in Malaysia
(1997),
China & Australia
(1994)
5. My background
6.
Slide presentations (PowerPoint)
a. A
Buddhist View of Journalism
b. Globalization
or Not?
c. Journalism,
Democracy ...
[Restricted access]
Recent Publications
Books/Monographs
Public Sphere and Communicative Rationality:
Interrogating Habermas's Eurocentrism (2006). Journalism & Communication Monographs, 8 (2). [An
elaboration based on a paper titled Habermas,
public sphere, and communicative-action theory: Eurocentrism or universalism?
presented at the Australian & New Zealand Communication Association
conference in Brisbane, July 9-11, 2003.]
The
Dao of the Press: A Humanocentric Theory (2005), Cresskill, NJ: Hampton
Press. ISBN 1-5727-3616-X or 1-5727-3617-8. [An elaboration of the paper
titled "Theory of communication-outlets and free expression: A humanocentric
exploration" presented to the Communication Theory and Methodology
Division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass
Communication at the annual convention in Miami Beach, Fla., Aug. 7-10,
2002. PowerPoint presentation.]
Handbook
of the Media in Asia. (2000). New Delhi: SAGE Publications. [Editor and
principal author. Author of Part I and co-author of chapters on Bangladesh,
Pakistan, Sri Lanka,
Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia and North Korea]. ISBN 0-7619-9427-0. 734pp.
Yearbook
and Encyclopedia Chapters
"Radio
and television: South and Southeast Asia" (co-authored with A. O.
Thomas). (2007). In G. Hoppenstand, ed.; G. Xu & V. Dharwadker, vol.
eds., The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Popular Culture: Asia and
Pacific Oceania (pp. 271-295). Westport, CT: Greenwood Press.
"Triadization"
(2006). In M. Bevir, ed., Encyclopedia of Governance (Vol. 2,
pp.989-990). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Freedom of the press in
Asia (2003). In D. H. Johnston, ed., Encyclopedia of
International Media and Communication (Vol. 2, pp. 117-125). San Diego:
Academic Press/Elsevier Science.
"Status
of media in Pakistan and Bangladesh." (2003). In D. H. Johnston, ed., Encyclopedia
of International Media and Communication (Vol. 3, pp. 425-438). San
Diego: Academic Press/Elsevier Science.
"Convergence: Informatization, world system and developing
countries." (2001). In W. B. Gudykunst, ed., Communication Yearbook
25 (pp. 153- 199). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates (for
International Communication Association). 2003 ICA Best Article Award.
"Old wine in a new bottle: Public journalism, developmental journalism,
and social responsibility." (1998). In M. E. Roloff (Ed.), Communication
Yearbook 21 (pp. 276-321). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage (for International
Communication Association).
Book
Chapters
“Determining the scope of ‘international’ communication:
A (living) systems approach. (2009). In G. Golan, W. Wanta, & T. Johnson
(Eds.), International media
communication in a global age (pp. ...-...). London: Routledge.
"Democracy,
journalism and systems: Perspectives from East and West." (2006).
In X. Hao & S. K. Datta-Ray (Eds.), Issues and challenges in Asian
journalism (pp. 1-24). Singapore: Marshall Cavendish.
Edited
Journals
Gazette,
61
(Nos. 3 & 4, 1999) [Guest editor of special issue on media
in Asia]
Journal
Articles
De-Westernizing communication/social science research:
Opportunities and limitations. (Forthcoming). (A paper presented
to the conference on De-Westernizing Communication Research: What is the Next
Step?” held in Taipei, Taiwan, 13-14 Dec. 2008.)
Globalization: A non-Western perspective—the bias of social
science/communication oligopoly. (2009). Communication,
Culture & Critique, 2 (1) ... - ...
Emerging global divides in media and communication theory:
European universalism versus non-Western reactions. Asian Journal of Communication,
19 (1) ... -... (A paper presented to
the International Communication section of IAMCR at its congress in
Stockholm, 24 July 2008.)
Falsifying two Asian
paradigms, and de-Westernizing science (2008a). Communication, Culture
& Critique, 1(1) 70-83.
Understanding systems theory:
Transition from equilibrium to entropy (2008b). Asian Journal
of Communication, 18 (3), 175-192 (Revision of a paper presented to the
Communication Theory and Methodology division of the Association for Education
and Journalism and Mass Communication convention in San Francisco, Aug. 4,
2006)
Systems approaches and
communication research: The age of entropy (2007a). Communications:
The European Journal of Communication Research, 32 (1), 79-96.
World-system as a
dissipative structure: A macro-model to do communication research
(2007b). The Journal of International Communication, 13 (1) 11-38.
A systems
view of 'international' communication: Its scope and limits (2007c).
Global Media and Communication, 3 (3), 267-271.
Let many journalisms bloom:
Cosmology, Orientalism, and freedom (2007d). In Y. Miike and G-M Chen (Eds.), Asian contributions to communication theory
(special issue). China Media Research, 3 (4) 60-73. [Slide presentation]
A Buddhist
view of journalism: Emphasis on mutual interdependence (2007e). Communication for Development and
Social Change, 1 (3), ... - ...
A Yijing view of world-system and democracy
(2006). Journal of Chinese Philosophy, 33 (2), 191 - 211.
[Restricted access]
Asian philosophies and
authoritarian press practice: A remarkable contradiction (2005a).
Javnost--The Public, 12 (2), 23-38. (Revision of a paper presented
at the international workshop on "Democratization and communications in
Asia" at the Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, University of
Nottingham, April 26, 2003.)
Public diplomacy, global communication, and world order:
An analysis based on theory of living systems (2005b). Current
Sociology, 53 (5), 749-772.
A Daoist
perspective of normative media practice (2004a).
(profile interview by Eric Loo). Media Educator,
Issue 15, pp. 213-219.
Thank you Newton, welcome
Prigogine: 'Unthinking' old paradigms and embracing new directions--Part 2
The pragmatics (2004b). Communications: The European
Journal of Communication Research, 29 (1), 113-132.
Thank you Newton, welcome
Prigogine: 'Unthinking' old paradigms and embracing new directions--Part 1
Theoretical distinctions (2003a). Communications: The
European Journal of Communication Research, 28 (4), 435-455. (Paper
presented to the International Communication Division of the Association for
Education in Journalism and Mass Communication at the annual convention in
Kansas City, Mo., July 30-Aug.1, 2003.).
Proto-Indo-European
expansion, rise of English, and the international language order: A
humanocentric analysis (2003b). International Journal
of the Sociology of Language, No.164, 1-32. (Paper presented to the
History Section of the International Association for Media and Communication
Research at the annual conference in Barcelona, Spain, July 22-25, 2002.)
An evolving triadic world: A
theoretical framework for global communication research
(2002a). Journal of World-Systems Research, 8 (3), 329-365. (Paper
presented to the Communication Theory and Methodology Division of the Association
for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication at the annual convention
in Washington, D.C., Aug. 5-8, 2001.)
Freedom of the press: A world system perspective
(2002b). Gazette, 64(4), 343-369. (Paper presented to the
International Communication Division of the Association for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communication at the annual convention in Washington,
D.C., Aug. 5-8, 2001.)
Paper, printing, and the printing press: A horizontally integrative
macrohistory analysis (2001a). Gazette. 63 (6),
459-479. (An abridged version in Polish appears in Zeszyty Prasoznawcze,
Nos. 3-4, 2002 75- 95). (Paper presented to the International
Communication Section of the International Association for Media and
Communication Research at the off-year conference in Budapest, Hungary, Sept.
7-8, 2001.)
Prospects and limitations of world system theory for media analysis:
The case of Middle East and North Africa (2001b). Gazette,
63 (2&3), 121-148. (An abridged version in Polish appears in Zeszyty
Prasoznawcze, Nos. 1-2, 2001, pp. 42-62). (Paper presented to the
International Communication Division of the Association for Education in
Journalism and Mass Communication at the annual convention in Phoenix, Ariz.,
Aug. 12, 2001.)
The media in Asia: An overview (1999). Gazette,
61 (3&4), 197-223.
Small is beautiful:
Informatization potential of three Indian Ocean Rim countries
[collaborators: M. Safar Hasim & R. Kasenally]. (1997). Media Asia, 24
(4), 188-205. (Paper presented to the sixth annual Amic Conference in
Kuala Lumpur, 19-21 June 1997.)
Sri Lanka and the Third
Communication Revolution (1997). Media Asia, 24
(2), 83-89. (Paper presented to the Minnesota Forum on Sri Lanka, March
30, 1996).
Integration of Internet
resources into curriculum and instruction [collaborator:
Byung Lee]. (1996, Summer). Journalism & Mass Communication Educator,
51 (2), 25-35. (This is the original, longer version).
New thinking on journalism
and news puts emphasis on democratic values (1996). In
Zbigniew Bajka & Jerzy Mikulowski-Pomorski, eds.Valeriana: Essays on
Human Communication (pp.182-197). Cracow, Poland: Osrodek Badan
Prasoznawczych. (An abridged version appears in Australian Studies in
Journalism, 4, 276-282.)
Old wine in a new bottle:
Public journalism movement in the United States and the erstwhile NWICO
debate (1996, September). AsiaPacific MediaEducator,
1 (1), 64-75. (Paper presented to the International Communication
Section of the International Association for Mass Communication Research,
20th Scientific Conference in Sydney, Australia, 18-22 Aug. 1996.)
Social responsibility theory revisited: A comparative study of
public journalism and developmental journalism [collaborator: M. Safar
Hasim]. (1996). Javnost--The Public, 3 (3), 97-107.
U.S. and U.K. re-entry into
UNESCO: A reportorial description and a theoretical analysis
(1994). Jurnal Komunikasi, 10, 99-122.
Reviews
and Commentaries
Review of Collective Behavior
and Public Opinion: Rapid Shifts in Opinion and Communication by
Jaap van Ginneken (2005), Journal of Communication, 55, 410-412.
Review of Global
Communication edited by Y. R. Kamalipour and International
communication: Concepts and cases edited by K. Anokwa, C.A. Lin &
M. B Salwen (2004). Journal of Communication, 54, 372-374.
Review of Critical issues
in communication: Looking inward for answers edited by S. R. Melkote
& S. Rao (2002). Asian Journal of Communication, 12 (1), 141-144.
Review of Global communication Theories, stakeholders,
and trends by T. L. McPhail (2001/02). Australian Studies in
Journalism,10/11, 223-226.
Review of International
communication: Continuity and change by D. K. Thussu. (2001). Media
Development, 48 (3), 68-70. Polish translation in Zeszyty Prasoznawcze,
Nos. 1-2, 2001, pp. 143-145.
"On teaching international communication." (2000). Australian
Journalism Review, 22 (1), 164-167.
Books on global
communication become a philosophical tussle between the right and the left
(1995). Media Development, 42 (2), 44-47. "Buku tentang
komunikasi sejagat menjadi pertarungan falsafah antara pihak yang berfaham
kanan dan kiri" [Bahasa Melayu Trans. M. Safar Hasim], Jurnal
Komunikasi, 11, 125-136.
Review of Treading
Different Paths: Informatization in Asian Nations, edited by
Georgette Wang. (1995). Media Development, 42 (4), 58-60.
Book
reviews published in the Journal
of International Communication during my tenure as review editor
(1995-2000)
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Book reviews
in JIC Vol. 2 No. 1 (1995) |
Book reviews
in JIC Vol. 2 No. 2 (1995) |
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Book reviews
in JIC Vol. 3 No. 1 (1996) |
Book reviews
in JIC Vol. 3 No. 2 (1996) |
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Book reviews
in JIC Vol. 4 No. 1 (1997) |
Book reviews in
JIC Vol. 4 No. 2 (1997) |
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Book reviews in
JIC Vol. 5 No.1 & No. 2 (1998) |
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Book reviews in
JIC Vol. 6 No. 1 (1999) |
Book reviews in
JIC Vol. 6 No. 2 (1999) |
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