Cherian George (Ph.D., Stanford University) is Associate Professor in the Department of Journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University. His latest monograph is Hate Spin: The Manufacture of Religious Offense and Its Threat to Democracy (2016).

• The Contributors – Peng Hwa Ang: Foreword – Cherian George: Editor’s Introduction – Sandra Braman: The Medium as Power: Information and Its Flows as Acts of War – John D. H. Downing: Pointless or Potent? A Long View on Antiwar Movement Media – Omar Al-Ghazzi: The Politics of Recognition and the Safety of Syrian Media Practitioners – Marc Jungblut/Adolfo Carratalá/Beatriz Herrero: Media, Parliaments and NGOs in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict – Robin Mansell: The Rise of Computational Power: Accountability, Imagination and Choice – Jenifer Sunrise Winter: Big Data and Information/Power Asymmetries: What Role for Scholars? – Kerstin Thummes/Ulrike Röttger: Public Discourse on the Responsibility of Corporations: A Holistic Framework – Min Liu/Valarie Shaw/Wai Hsien Cheah: Struggling to be Understood: Deaf Patients and the American Healthcare System – Bingqing Xia: Internet Workers’ Emerging Agency and New Political Dynamics in China – Debbie Goh/Elmie Nekmat/Natalie Pang/Carol Soon/Weiyu Zhang: Shifts in Communicative Power: Social Media and Elections in Singapore – Nicholas Busalacchi/Sonia Jawaid Shaikh/François Bar/Ann Pendleton-Jullian: Academic-Community Collaboration through World Building – Sharon Strover: Breaching Sites of Power in Law and Policy Debates: Four Models – Cherian George: Dealing with Demagoguery and Hate Propaganda in an Age of Unreason – Perry Parks: We Know How to Communicate with Power: We Just Don’t Do It – John Gowdy: Disinformation, Economic Fallacies and Environmental Catastrophe – Index.

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Cherian George (Ph.D., Stanford University) is Associate Professor in the Department of Journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University. His latest monograph is Hate Spin: The Manufacture of Religious Offense and Its Threat to Democracy (2016).

• The Contributors – Peng Hwa Ang: Foreword – Cherian George: Editor’s Introduction – Sandra Braman: The Medium as Power: Information and Its Flows as Acts of War – John D. H. Downing: Pointless or Potent? A Long View on Antiwar Movement Media – Omar Al-Ghazzi: The Politics of Recognition and the Safety of Syrian Media Practitioners – Marc Jungblut/Adolfo Carratalá/Beatriz Herrero: Media, Parliaments and NGOs in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict – Robin Mansell: The Rise of Computational Power: Accountability, Imagination and Choice – Jenifer Sunrise Winter: Big Data and Information/Power Asymmetries: What Role for Scholars? – Kerstin Thummes/Ulrike Röttger: Public Discourse on the Responsibility of Corporations: A Holistic Framework – Min Liu/Valarie Shaw/Wai Hsien Cheah: Struggling to be Understood: Deaf Patients and the American Healthcare System – Bingqing Xia: Internet Workers’ Emerging Agency and New Political Dynamics in China – Debbie Goh/Elmie Nekmat/Natalie Pang/Carol Soon/Weiyu Zhang: Shifts in Communicative Power: Social Media and Elections in Singapore – Nicholas Busalacchi/Sonia Jawaid Shaikh/François Bar/Ann Pendleton-Jullian: Academic-Community Collaboration through World Building – Sharon Strover: Breaching Sites of Power in Law and Policy Debates: Four Models – Cherian George: Dealing with Demagoguery and Hate Propaganda in an Age of Unreason – Perry Parks: We Know How to Communicate with Power: We Just Don’t Do It – John Gowdy: Disinformation, Economic Fallacies and Environmental Catastrophe – Index.

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Cherian George (Ph.D., Stanford University) is Associate Professor in the Department of Journalism at Hong Kong Baptist University. His latest monograph is Hate Spin: The Manufacture of Religious Offense and Its Threat to Democracy (2016).

• The Contributors – Peng Hwa Ang: Foreword – Cherian George: Editor’s Introduction – Sandra Braman: The Medium as Power: Information and Its Flows as Acts of War – John D. H. Downing: Pointless or Potent? A Long View on Antiwar Movement Media – Omar Al-Ghazzi: The Politics of Recognition and the Safety of Syrian Media Practitioners – Marc Jungblut/Adolfo Carratalá/Beatriz Herrero: Media, Parliaments and NGOs in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict – Robin Mansell: The Rise of Computational Power: Accountability, Imagination and Choice – Jenifer Sunrise Winter: Big Data and Information/Power Asymmetries: What Role for Scholars? – Kerstin Thummes/Ulrike Röttger: Public Discourse on the Responsibility of Corporations: A Holistic Framework – Min Liu/Valarie Shaw/Wai Hsien Cheah: Struggling to be Understood: Deaf Patients and the American Healthcare System – Bingqing Xia: Internet Workers’ Emerging Agency and New Political Dynamics in China – Debbie Goh/Elmie Nekmat/Natalie Pang/Carol Soon/Weiyu Zhang: Shifts in Communicative Power: Social Media and Elections in Singapore – Nicholas Busalacchi/Sonia Jawaid Shaikh/François Bar/Ann Pendleton-Jullian: Academic-Community Collaboration through World Building – Sharon Strover: Breaching Sites of Power in Law and Policy Debates: Four Models – Cherian George: Dealing with Demagoguery and Hate Propaganda in an Age of Unreason – Perry Parks: We Know How to Communicate with Power: We Just Don’t Do It – John Gowdy: Disinformation, Economic Fallacies and Environmental Catastrophe – Index.

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