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Feminism and Social Justicernment worldwide. In the decade after 2000, more than 20 female heads of government were elected in countries spanning Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean.. This fivefold increase could hardly be interpreted as anything but progress for women.

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Drawing and Effacing Boundaries in Contemporary Media Democracy Work agendas, the “media democracy movement” represents a “variegated, even chaotic field of collective action.”. Based on ethnographic research at sites where these constituents of the media democracy movement interact, this chapter sketches out key loci of intervention, including radical activist, “reform,” and scholarly agendas.

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Media and Democracyeat young people and address or ignore their hopes and the type of society we can expect in the future; it is still worth asking what resources might make a positive difference to those young people’s hopes and the society that for all of us emerges.

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Software Freedom as Social Justicermed into legitimate music sellers as a result of court action. These early battles between computer or audiovisual media companies and consumers were symptomatic of the challenges to traditional notions of intellectual property in an era of digitalization and media convergence.

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