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

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The Dual Nature of Transparency: Corporatization and Democratization of Global Production Networkship between states, markets and civil society. The chapter concludes by calling for a new research agenda on transnational transparency politics, which introduces a cultural perspective on knowledge practices and links it with a political-sociological view on power and governance struggles.

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Book 2019isciplinary viewpoints. Over the past few decades, transparency has become an omnipresent catch phrase in public and scientific debates. The volume tracks developments of ideas and practices of transparency from the eighteenth century to the current day, as well as their semantic, cultural and socia

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Avi Hanan,Adam Jbara,Arie Levante critique of ideology. From this perspective, as the authors argue, transparency demands are closely connected with power and class interests as well as with social conflicts based on it. Finally, the introduction justifies the selection of chapters and the trans-disciplinary approach within the volume.

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Astrid Rupp,Martin Steinberger,Martin Horns, instead of providing more visibility and clarity, transparency makes its objects “invisible” and the intensification of transparency demands produces self-censorship. The chapter concludes that transparency claims undermine the distinction between the private and the public and threaten the individual autonomy.

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Astrid Rupp,Martin Steinberger,Martin Hornnce, on the end of privacy as well as in demands for perfect clarity in all political, economic and public affairs. The chapter concludes that transparency claims and demands turn out to be an ideology: They contain an empty promise because achieving full transparency is not possible.

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Jennifer Garcia-Carrizo,Rachel Grangerures. Based on the assumption that social media have established themselves as competitors of the traditional mass media in public communication, the chapter argues that traditional mass media can only continue to exist by making use of new technological possibilities and by distinguishing themselves sharply from other media offers.

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