There is a chapter that raises the media discourses in Carol Anne Hilton’s book, Indigenomics.
https://newsociety.com/books/i/indigenomics
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Dear all,
I am supervising a student who is working on a thesis examining the response indigenous communities of La Guajira have to green energy discourses in the media.
Can anyone suggest literature pertaining to investigations that revolve around how media constructs notions of development based on hegemonic economic activities/indicators? Additionally pointing to literature that details how communities construct multi-dimensional
views of development that challenge traditional development discourses would also be very helpful.
Thank you!
Radhika
Radhika Mittal, Ph.D.
Communication Scientist
Universitaire Docent
Erasmus University Rotterdam
Address: Burgemeester Oudlaan 50
Department of Media & Communication
Van der Goot Building (Room M8-46), Rotterdam
Postal address: POBox 1738/3000 DR Rotterdam / The Netherlands
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