Policy's hubris: power, fantasy and the limits of (global) media policy interventions

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angličtina
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Policy's hubris: power, fantasy and the limits of (global) media policy interventions
Original language description
Over the past decades, global (media) policy has gained a place high on the agendas of political, civil society, business, and academic forums. The resources invested within this field are considerable and diverse, and there are many ideological projectslaunched to deal with this once so poorly charted territory. Without wanting to discredit the relevance of global policy development, and its intentions to "civilize" the many territories that are still open, this chapter aims to take a step back in order to deconstruct some of the basic assumptions that circulate within this field. This chapter will deploy post-structuralist theory (and, more specifically, a combination of the work of Foucault and Lacan) to theorize the existence of three basic fantasies that feed into the field of the political, politics, and policy. In order to analyse the power dynamics (and hegemonies) that these fantasies trigger, this chapter will start with a discussion on power. More specifically, two approach
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Publication year
2011
Confidentiality
S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

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