Politics, Communication, and Culture

Name: Politics, Communication, and Culture
Price: 118.17 USD
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ISBN: 9780761907428

ISBN-10: 0761907424

ISBN-13: 9780761907428

Edition: 1997

Authors: Alberto B. Gonzalez, Dolores V. Tanno

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The contributors offer a variety of perspectives on the issue of established cultural values and practices that are reflected both in activities of the state, and in organised activities against it.

Book details

List price: $129.00
Copyright year: 1997
Publisher: SAGE Publications, Incorporated
Publication date: 3/20/1997
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 304
Size: 5.47" wide x 8.46" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.990
Language: English




Perspectives On Politics And Culture


Politics, Communication and Culture



Origins, Issues and Critique


Cultural Influences in Political Communication



Complicity and Coherence in Intra/Intercultural Communication



A Dialogue


Political Identity



Towards an Intercultural Understanding of Political Legitimacy


Toward an Ethical Theory for Comparative Political Communication Based on the Coherence between Universal Human Rights and Cultural Relativism




Culture And Nationalism


A Sovereign Nation's Functional Mythic Discourses



Returning to Aztl ï¿½n



Constitutive Rhetoric and the Construction of Chicano Nationalism



Politics And Its Cultural Base


Ritual, Culture, and Communication



Deification of Mao Zedong in China's Cultural Revolution Movement


The Multilexicality of the Mohawk Incident in Oka, Quï¿½bec as Reflected in the Recounted Narratives of Members of Different Receiving Communities



Avoiding a 'Bull Moose' Rebellion in Taiwanese Politics



Particularistic Ties, Seniority, and Third-Party Mediation


Forum: Politics In Intercultural Training Programs


Intercultural Training for Business Managers



Reconsidering Power and Politics


Introducing Power, Context, and Theory to Intercultural Training



The Problem with Power



Reflections on 'Intercultural Training for Business Managers: Reconsidering Power and Politics'


Responses to Leeds-Hurwitz and Foeman