Category: Public Policy
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Esperanza: A Story of Complicated Hope in Cuba
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On December 17, after a half a century of strained relations, the United States and Cuba announced that the two […]
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How to Remedy the “Infodemic”? On the Notion of Communication Rights
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Collaborative essay with Quiana Criales, Hope DeVito, Seraiah Romero, and other participants of the ICM835 – Media Governance course, Spring […]
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Speak Out! Rebuilding Trust in Media and Democracy in the Era of “Fake News”
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Democracy is in crisis. The values it embodies – particularly the right to choose leaders in free and fair elections, […]
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Public Service Media and Information Disorder: A Report to the Council of Europe
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The Institute Fellow Minna Aslama Horowitz, with the assistance of the Master’s students Helene Diyabanza Peterson and Julia Theilen, authored an Expert Report for the Council of Europe on the possibilities for public service media to counter disinformation and propaganda. The report was presented to the Council in Paris, France, on 25 May 2018. Here is the transcript of the presentation.
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Monetization of Justice? Larry Krasner’s timely challenge
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By Prof. Mark Juszczak The publication of Larry Krasner’s Revolutionary internal memo for new sentencing guidelines for the Philadelphia District […]
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Immigration, Ethnicity, and Citizenship: Re-thinking Sovereignty
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Immigration, ethnicity, citizenship and sovereignty – are mere constructs, developed fairly or unfairly, rightly or wrongly, to form a community of people where trust is…
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Data, Part 1: Resource or Responsibility?
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Written by Minna Horowitz, Assistant Professor in the Division of Mass Communication at St. John’s University, New York. This is […]