Some on this list might be interested in the news about the launch of
the beta version of the Public Sphere Guide, co-sponsored by the
Social Science Research Council (SSRC) and NYU's Institute for Public
Knowledge (IPK):
http://publicsphere.ssrc.org/guide
The Public Sphere Guide serves as a research guide and teaching guide
and as a guide to the SSRC's public sphere program area, creating a
map of the fragmented interdisciplinary field of study and building a
resource for the renewal of the public sphere.
This mapping project is accompanied by an essay forum on
Transformations of the Public Sphere. The initial essays include
contributions from the recent ICA 2009 Mini-Plenary on "Keywords: The
Public Sphere, Public Culture and Reasoned Public Choice." The forum
includes essays by Michael Schudson, Shanto Iyengar and James Curran,
Michael X. Delli Carpini and Craig Calhoun. Forthcoming contributions
include essays by Lauren Berlant, Daniel C. Hallin, Nick Couldry and
others. The forum is interactive. Readers of the essays are invited to
submit comments.
http://publicsphere.ssrc.org/
Andreas Koller, SSRC and NYU
Some on this list might be interested in the news about the launch of
the beta version of the Public Sphere Guide, co-sponsored by the
Social Science Research Council (SSRC) and NYU's Institute for Public
Knowledge (IPK):
http://publicsphere.ssrc.org/guide
The Public Sphere Guide serves as a research guide and teaching guide
and as a guide to the SSRC's public sphere program area, creating a
map of the fragmented interdisciplinary field of study and building a
resource for the renewal of the public sphere.
This mapping project is accompanied by an essay forum on
Transformations of the Public Sphere. The initial essays include
contributions from the recent ICA 2009 Mini-Plenary on "Keywords: The
Public Sphere, Public Culture and Reasoned Public Choice." The forum
includes essays by Michael Schudson, Shanto Iyengar and James Curran,
Michael X. Delli Carpini and Craig Calhoun. Forthcoming contributions
include essays by Lauren Berlant, Daniel C. Hallin, Nick Couldry and
others. The forum is interactive. Readers of the essays are invited to
submit comments.
http://publicsphere.ssrc.org/
Andreas Koller, SSRC and NYU