Discussion Sessions
Saturday, April 13,1996

 

• Professor Doe Mayer
  Topic: The Significance of Low End Technology and Traditional Media
• Professor Nancy Lutkehaus
  Topic: Communication Technology and Environmental Activism
• Professor Najmedin Meshkati
  Topic: The Effect of Information Technology on the Structure of Organizations and Bureaucratic Institutions in Developing Countries
• Professor C.R.D. Halisi
  Topic: Communication, Language, and Citizenship in the New South Africa
• Professor Richard Dekmejian
  Topic: Communication and its Use in Political Systems and Human Rights Activities
• Professor Eugene Cooper
  Topic: The Internet in China
• Professor Mimi Edmunds
  Topic: Journalism & the New Communication Technologies: A Force for Democracy, Dissent or Disintegration?
• Professor Jonathan Aronson
  Topic: Intellectual Property, the Internet, and Global Communication
• Professor William Rideout
  Topic: Education: Communication and the Politics of Decentralization
• Professor Murray Fromson
  Topic: The Struggle for an Independent Media in Mexico: A Model for Other Countries?
• Professor Gelya Frank
  Health and Media: The Impact of New Communication Technologies
• Professor Ann Chisholm
  Communication Technology, Gender and Culture