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FINAL PROGRAM
PARTICIPATORY COMMUNICATION RESEARCH Section
IAMCR Conference in Oaxaca, Mexico
July 4-7, 1997


Accepted papers:

1. Naren Chitty & Sripan Rattikalchalakorn (Macquarie University, North
Ryde, NSW 2109, Australia):

"Folk Media in Mon Culture: A Study of the Phra Pradaeng District in Thailand"

2. Roslyn Dauber (School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Colorado
University, Boulder, USA):

"Case Study on the Leadership of the Tibetan Bonpo Using Video as
Participatory Communication to Promote Cultural Survival"

3. Brenda Dervin (Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, USA) & Peter
Shields (Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio, USA):

"Beyond Citizen participation: Creating a viable dialogic space for citizen
input in telecommunication policy deliberations"

4. Andrew Jakubowicz (University of Technology Sydney, Australia)

"Human Rights and the Public Sphere: Communications and democracy at 'le
fin-de-siecle'"

5. Ulla Kivikuru (University of Helsinki, Finland):

"An Alley for Alternativeness or Putting Citizens to Their Places? Locality
as a Double Strategy for Regulating Social Competence"

6. M. Abul Kashem (Department of Agricultural Extension Education,
Bangladesh Agricultural University, Rangpur, Bangladesh):

"Usefulness of Television Agricultural Information Media among
Farmers: An empirical study in Bangladesh"

7.  Marwan M. Kraidy, University of North Dakota, USA

"Glocalization: Global Media, Local Cultures and Hybrid
Identities"

8. Keval Joe Kumar (Dept. of Communication and Journalism, University of
Pune, India):

"Research Methods in Development Communication. Technological Media and the
Empiricist-Critical Divide"

9. Knut Lundby (University of Oslo, Norway):

"Anglicans in Tzanzaguru: Negotiating identity in a Zimbabwean 'growth point'"

 10. Charles Okigbo (ACCE, Nairobi)

"Aids Communication Research: Lessons Learned
From Africa"

11. Manisha Pande (Hotel Leela Venture Limited, Sahar, India):

"Formative Research for Effective Audience and Message Oriented
Television"

12. Jan Servaes (K.U.Brussel, Belgium):

"Participatory Communication and Cultural Freedom in a Global Perspective"

13. Ruth Teer-Tomaselli (University of Natal, Durban, South-Africa)

"Language, Identity and Nationalism: An historical overview of the SABC's
language policy"


There will be papers presented on the topics of Participatory Communication
and Communication for Development.  One session will be organised jointly
with the Human Rights Committee.

Jan Servaes, Section President,
K.U. Brussel, Department of  Communication,
Vrijheidslaan 17, B-1081 Brussels, Belgium
Phone: +32 (2) 412 42 78
Fax: +32 (2) 412 42 00
E-mail: "Jan.Servaes@KUBrussel.ac.be"


IMPORTANT:

For information concerning IAMCR membership please write to

Professor G.J. Robinson, IAMCR Treasurer, McGill University, Graduate
Program in Communication, 3465 Peel Street, Montreal PQH3A1W7, Canada, Tel:
+514/398-4932, Fax: +514/398-4934.

For conference registration, travel to Mexico, etc., please write to:

International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)
Prof. Carmen Gomez Mont,
Universidad Iberoamericana,
Dpto de Comunicacion, Prol. Paseo de la Reforma 880, 01210 Mexico D.F., Mexico
Phone:  + (525) 604-17-58
Fax:  + (525) 723-11-37
Email: cgomez@uibero.uia.mx

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Jan Servaes
Dean, Faculty of Political and Social Sciences
Director, Research Centre 'Communication for Social Change (CSC)'

Katholieke Universiteit Brussel (K.U.Brussel)    Tel: +32-2-412 42 78
Vrijheidslaan 17                                 Fax: +32-2-412 42 00
B-1081 Brussels - Belgium              Cellular phone: +32-75 350 600

                http://www.kubrussel.ac.be/psw/menu1.html
                      E-Mail: freenet002@tornado.be
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