International Broadcasting and Its Contested Role in Australian Statecraft Tim Jacoby

International Broadcasting and Its Contested Role in Australian Statecraft Tim JacobyThis book offers an insightful reappraisal of international broadcasting as discursive rather than soft power in service of democratic statecraft. This at a time when issues of transnational media, the credibility of news and the perils of disinformation and information warfare, figure worryingly in public discourse. Reflecting the perspective of middle power Australia, author Geoff Heriot locates the strategic utility of multiplatform international

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and the contradictory social and political aspirations to which it has been anchored in public culture

proposes a new approach to issues of the mind and of consciousness

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