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THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICES by Jonathan Fenby (New York: Schocken Books, 1986—$19.95) MARKETPLACE FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS: REGULATION AND DEREGULATION IN INDUSTRIALIZED DEMOCRACIES edited by Marcellus S. Snow (New York: Longman, 1986—$34.95) 相似文献
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Marcellus Mbah 《The Journal of environmental education》2019,50(1):11-22
Against the backdrop of Africa's quest for development, there have been emerging demands for its universities to do more in contributing to development drives beyond their immediate sphere of operation. Drawing on an instrumental case study within an African community, this article heartens a reconsideration of African universities' community engagement as a catalyst for sustainable development. It ascertains that it would be beneficial to the university and its mission to foster sustainable development when local voices are assimilated within its knowledge creation, diffusion, and societal engagement objectives. Although this has the potential to instigate the university's engagement to address local and regional concerns and promote relevant development, this would be predicated on targeted collaborative engagement frameworks, underpinned by mutual trust. 相似文献
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Marcellus Snow Meheroo Jussawalla Jill Hills Anthony Green Morris Crawford 《Communication Booknotes Quarterly》2013,44(1-2):18-19
TELECOMMUNICATION ECONOMICS AND INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY POLICY: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY by Marcellus Snow and Meheroo Jussawalla (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1986—$39.95) DEREGULATING TELECOMS: COMPETITION AND CONTROL IN THE UNITED STATES, JAPAN AND BRITAIN by Jill Hills (Westport, CT: Quorum Books/Greenwood, 1986—$29.95) US-JAPAN TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER: ACCOMODATING DIFFERENT INTERESTS by Anthony Green (1986, 128 pp.) PROGRAMMING THE INVISIBLE HAND: THE COMPUTERIZATION OF KOREA AND TAIWAN by Morris Crawford (1986, 138 pp.) 相似文献
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Ion Trewin Charles Husband Peter Douglas Louis L. Snyder Leo Bogart Marcellus S. Snow 《Communication Booknotes Quarterly》2013,44(10):124-128
Ion Trewin's The Professions: Journalism (North Pomfret, Vt.: David & Charles, 1976—$9.95) Charles Husband (ed.) White Media and Black Britain: A Critical Look at the Role of the Media in Race Relations Today (London: Arrow Books, Ltd., 1975—about $3.50, paper) Peter Douglas' Television Today (London: Osprey Publishing, 1975—about $9.00) Louis L. Snyder's Encyclopedia of the Third Reich (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1976—$24.95) Leo Bogart's Premises for Propaganda: The United States Information Agency's Operating Assumptions in the ColdWar (New York: Free Press, 1976—$12.95) Marcellus S. Snow's International Commercial Satellite Communications: Economic and Political Issues of the First Decade of Intelsat (New York: Praeger Special Studies, 1976—$16.50) Charles Sherman and Donald Browne (eds) Broadcast Monographs No. 2: Issues in International Broadcasting (BEA, 1771 N. St. NW, Washington D.C. 20036—$5.00, with a $4.00 price to BEA members, paper) Access: Technology and Access to Communications Media by B.R. Webster (54 pp., $2.65, paper) Towards Realistic Communication Policies: Recent Trends and Ideas Compiled and Analysed by John A.R. Lee (59 pp., $2.65, paper) Mehra Masani, Broadcasting and the People (179 pp., Rs 10.25, paper) Narayana Menon, The Communications Revolution (89 pp., Rs 5.75, paper) 相似文献
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Marcellus F. Mbah 《高等教育研究与发展》2016,35(6):1228-1241
Universities have long been considered to possess the capacity that can foster local community development in a developing context such as in sub-Saharan Africa. Yet, it is not clear what disposition the university should adopt, given the complexity surrounding its mission in a changing landscape. Drawing on the meaning of community development and the centrality of the idea of ‘working together’ to effect ‘change’ associated with it, the research underpinning this article investigated how well the university can effectively respond to local needs and stimulate development. Interviews and focus-group discussions took place with university and community participants drawn from disparate backgrounds within a Cameroonian context on the nature of a local university's community engagement. The findings reveal that the university's capacity to enhance local development could be engendered through interconnections within its community, as well as with the wider community. This article maintains that the premise of the interconnected university can be drawn on African philosophy of Ubuntu and buttressed by narrowing existing power gaps through the fostering of transparency, decentralisation and democratic values so that constructive dialogue can ensue within the university and between it and the wider community. 相似文献
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