Titlebook: Contested Transparencies, Social Movements and the Public Sphere; Multi-Disciplinary P Stefan Berger,Dimitrij Owetschkin Book 2019 The Edit

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Jennifer Garcia-Carrizo,Rachel Grangerof theoretical perspectives on media transparency as well as empirical results from large-scale comparative studies on media transparency and accountability in Europe. In this respect, they show that journalists’ perception of media transparency considerably differs between different journalism cult

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Value Construction in the Creative Economymany against any attempts to threaten its political system. Making use of the systems theory perspective, which assumes that mistrust is not the opposite of trust, but rather its functional equivalent, Goschler analyses the relationship between different dimensions of mistrust in connection with the

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Filipe Castro,Christopher Dostalrporate control and profit maximization. The authors conceptualize four levels of transparency practices in global production networks, arguing that the consideration of these levels is necessary to understand the political nature of corporate transparency. As Scheper and Zajak show, these levels ar

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Studying Illumination and Cultural Heritages, the chapter focuses on several crucial aspects dealing with the role of transparency within the context of the interplay of formal and informal planning processes. The authors explore the meaning of transparency as a reaction to conflicts over urban planning, the role of participation and protest

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Contested Transparencies: An Introduction,provide an overview of the treatment of transparency in the humanities and social sciences and trace the origins as well as the historical development of transparency ideas in the realm of the political. Further, the chapter motivates the study of transparency associated with social movements and th

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Literature, Transparency, Ideology: Functions of Literature in Negotiating Transparencyhe creation of transparency cannot be assumed as per se a function of literature, since literature can also serve to create and maintain intransparency. Secondly, in discussing the relationship of literature and knowledge, the author explores specifically literary forms of producing, storing and tra