Media and Globalization. Different Cultures, Societies, Political Systems

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. Media and Globalization. Different Cultures, Societies, Political Systems. Red. Biernacka-Ligięza, Ilona . : Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej, 2015, 233 s. ISBN 978-83-7784-701-5

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ISBN/ISSN:

978-83-7784-701-5

DOI:

Wydawnictwo:

Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Skłodowskiej

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2015

Liczba stron:

233

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Preface5
Chapter I GLOBAL NATURE OF MEDIA13
JANA RADOŠINSKÁ Media Culture as a Part of Globalization Processes15
MAŁGORZATA MADEJ Media as an Element of a European Identity in the Policies of the EU31
ANTONINA MYTKO The Global Nature of Media and Information Democracy43
Chapter II NEW MEDIA AND CHANGES IN THE SOCIETY55
NORBERT MERKOVITY, ROBERT IMRE, STEPHEN OWEN Homogenizing Social Media – Affect/Effect and Globalization of Media and the Public Sphere57
ADAM SZYNOL From Political Submission to Market Driven Independence – Changesin the Role of a Journalist in Poland71
JÁN VIŠŇOVSKÝ New Media and Their Impact on Traditional Journalism87
SERGII DANYLENKO New Media in Transitive States: Instrument of Civil Society in Ukraine99
ILONA BIERNACKA-LIGIĘZA Digital Communication at the Local Level and Its Impact on the Democratization Process111
Chapter III LOCAL MEDIA GLOBAL SCALE131
LENKA WASCHKOVÁ CÍSAŘOVÁ The Global and Transitive in Local Media: Towards a New Theoretical Framework133
VIKTORIIA LUKIANCHYKOVA Informatization of Society: Mass Media and Political Communications149
ILONA BIERNACKA-LIGIĘZA, PIOTR KLIMONTOWSKI Local Television and Its Role in Building Plural Societies163
OLENA SHEVCHENKO The Role of Media in Country’s Image Promoting (Germany’s Case: The View from Ukraine)189
Chapter IV COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR IN BUILDING THE IDENTITY207
MIROSŁAW ZDULSKI Everyday Life of Czechs – an Inn as an Enclave of Social Tradition and Integration209
WELLINGTON MARINHO DE LIRA Conflicts in Communication: a Consequence of Cultural Background, or a Matter of Linguistic Policy?219

ILONABIERNACKA-LIGIĘZA

toolsofinformation,knowledgeandcommunicationwhichtheycanobtainonly

byincreasingtheirconnectionstothelargerworld.Culturalexchangeisalsoakey

factoringbreakingdownthebarrierstogoodrelationsbetweenpeopleandhuman

groupsandapowerfulinstrumentof“preventivediplomacy”.

Baumaninhisdeliberationsonglobalizationhasdevotedalotofattentionto

localityanditsretardationinthecontemporaryworld.Wenolongerneedatrans-

missionofamaterialcarriertotransmitinformation,soBaumandecidedthat‘a

townandlocalpeoplehavelittletodowithlocalcommunity’[Bauman1998:31].

QuotingLazarfeld,heconcludedthatintheglobalizedworldthereexistsno“lo-

calagora”,noplacefortheopinionsoflocalauthority;aplaceinwhich‘plansof

actionsaredeveloped,privatemattersbecomepublic,opinionsarecreated,courts

areorganizedandpunishmentsgiven’[Bauman1998:31].Itseems,however,that

theselocaldebateforumsstillexist,and,whatismore,theycreatenewspacesfor

publicdebate.

Theprocessbywhich,intheglobalizedworld,individualculturesrelentlessly

tendtodecreaseinimportanceortobeoverwhelmedbygivingroomtoasingle

globalculture,isoftensourceofconcern.Theresultingbewildermentmaterializes

inoneoftwoways:exaggerateddevotiontothepast,oftenareinventedpast,inthe

nameoftraditionandtheoppositetendency,namelythenon-criticaladoptionof

anyculturalinputcomingfromtheoutside.

ArjunAppadurai[1996]describestheproductionoflocalityastheob-

jectofethnography.Forhim,“localityisaninherentlyfragilesocialachieve-

ment,”thatmustbemaintainedcarefullyagainstvariouskindsofodds,espe-

ciallythroughritual.Notonlyboundarymaintenance,orfoundationalritual,

butalsoritesofpassageproducelocalityasbothaspatialconstructionand

asawayofembodiment-throughtheproductionoflocalsubjects.Theglo-

calapproachsuggeststhatlocalculturesmaybevalorizedandrevitalizedthro-

ughthemeansandopportunitiesofferedbyglobalizationinordertomakethem

asourceofenrichmentforalltheindividualsinvolved.Insteadofasuperﬁcialinterest

forlocalhabitsandfolklore,glocalizationinvolvesthebeliefinanactivemulticultura-

lismbasedontheacknowledgementandvalorisationofdifferencesbetweencultures,

andonthepromotionofculturalexchangeswherebypeoplefromdiversesocieties

canexpressandcommunicatetoeachothertheirvisions,valuesandtraditionstoone

another.Robertsonultimatelyhopestodispelthe‘notionofhomogenizationofall

cultures’bytheforcesoftransnationalcapital[Robertson1995:25].Glocalizationis

notwhatThussu[1998]referstoas‘desiglobalization-whenforeignbusinessinte-

restsandmediaemphasizetheirnativecredentialstopresentamoreacceptablefaceof

globalization’[Thussu1998:46].Instead,Lukearguesglocalizationatteststhatevery

global,virtualizingforceismetbyastubbornalterity,a‘dialecticalintensiﬁcation

ofbothglobalismandlocalism’[Luke1997:89].Concerningtheimplementationof

newcommunicationtechnologiesstructureintothepublicspherewemusttakeinto

considerationnotonlychallengesbutalsodoubtsandthreatsconnectedwithglobal

technologydevelopment.

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