This course is thought to the students of (BS-VIII) both for SSI & SSII
Time Table
Day: Monday & Tuesday BS-VIII SSII (12:30 Pm to 2: 00 Pm)
Wednesday & Thursday BS-VIII SSI (12:30 pm to 2:00 pm )
Description & Objectives:
This course is designed to develop the understanding of students about the importance and need for International communication. Global politics over global communication environment changed the dynamics of International Communication. This course is emphasis on International communication & Development, social and political theories of International communication, how global empires change the entire scenario of International Communication, Emerging perspectives, Cultural Communication and how industrialized countries are having menology over hyper-reality and how it shapes the global communication.
Learning Outcomes:
Students will be able to:
Recommended Books:
Contents:
Introduction: Need and Significance of International communication: Dimensions of IC in various disciplines; International Community, Communication and empires. Background of International communication.
International Communication and Development: Free Flow of Information; The MacBride Commission; NWICO; Opposition to NWICO. Globalization and technology; Globalization and its impact on health, crime, knowledge, peace and poverty.
Theoretical approaches to International Communication: Media, politics and economy in perspective of political economy concepts; Globalization and Cultural imperialism, Information society theory and Modernization.
Creating global communication Infrastructure: The privatization of telecommunications; Free trade in communication; Liberalization of the telecom sector; Privatizing space - the final frontier Key players in the global satellite industry; The world of telecommunications; Implications of a liberalized global communication regime.
Global Media Market Place: Global trade in media products, Global news and information networks; Setting the global news agenda.
Global Media Conglomerates and International Communication: News Corporation; Walt Disney; SONY; Warner’s Brothers.
Course Schedule – 2020
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Topics |
Dates |
.1 |
Introduction: Need and Significance of International communication
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Week 1 |
.2 |
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Week 2 |
.3 |
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Week 3 |
.4 |
International communication & Development
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Week 4 |
.5 |
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Week 5 |
.6 |
Approaches to theorizing International Communication
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Week 6 |
.7 |
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Week 7 |
.8 |
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Week 8 |
.9 |
Mid Term Exam (2020) |
Week 9 |
.10 |
Creating global communication infrastructure
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Week 10 |
.11 |
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Week 11 |
.12 |
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Week 12 |
.13 |
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Week 13 |
.14 |
The Global Media Market Place
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Week 14 |
.15 |
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Week 15 |
.16 |
Global Media Conglomerates and International Communication
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Week 16 |
.17 |
PRESENTATION |
Week 17 |
.18 |
TERMINAL EXAM |
Week 18 |
Pre- Requisite
Students should have an understanding of this subject to make an analysis of the current situation known as media literacy.
Important Dates
Starting Date: January 13, 2020
End Date: May 8, 2020
Task: Assignment Week 13 (08- 04- 2020 to 15-04-2020)
Presentation Week 15 & 16
Assessment Criteria
Sessional Marks:
Presentation: 10
Attendance: 5
Assignment: 5
Mid Term: 30
Final Exam: 50
Rules and Regulations
80% Class attendance is a must.
The assignment will not be accepted after the due date.
In the group presentation, group members have to divide the sub-topics in consultation with the teacher.