International and Global Communication (CM2001)

The summary consists of all 8 weeks' lectures and readings. All important words are written in bold in order to catch your attention while studying. This specific lecture does not include a lot of descriptions in its slides and generally does not include what is talked about in the lectures either. This summary provides context for the slides deeply. A lot of case studies are used and described by their story.

This document is providing an in depth summary of the course international and global communication of BA year 2 of the communication and media programme. The summary includes notes of all the lecture slides of the 8 week long course and some important articles that are provided as relevant course material. It has information for both a general understanding of the topic and the most recent and important developments as well as the necessary information and knowledge for the exam.

This is an exam preparation document for International and Global Communication (CM2001) in IBCoM. This document helps you prepare for your exam and involves a summary of materials in this course.

Summary of the coure International and Global Communication (IGC) from the year 23/24 by lectures Etienne Augé. Including all the weeks: The world's we live in, Storytelling, An initiation to strategic mass communication, Hollywood, Public Realtion, Middel East, Terrorists and Freedom Fighters and Global Weirding and the Futures of IGC

Providing summary of literature 1-6 of the course International and Global Communication

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Summary of the fast-paced lecture of International and Global Communication (CM2001) course at Erasmus University Rotterdam.

This document includes a concise summary of the material studied during the course International and Global Communication (CM2001). This includes the lectures from week 1 to 8 and the following articles: Francis Fukuyama - The End of History?; Samuel T. Huntington - The Clash of Civilizations?; Brian David Johnson - Science Fiction Prototypes Or: How I learned to stop worrying about the future and love science fiction; Renee Hobbs - Propaganda in an Age of Algorithmic Personalization - Expandin...