Euricom Colloquium

"What's Left in Communication Research?"
Piran, Slovenia  September 17-20, 2003

Hanno Hardt, University of Iowa, USA, and University of Ljubljana, SLOVENIA
hhardt@blue.weeg.uiowa.edu 
Cruising on the Left. Towards a Genealogy of "Left" Communication Research in the United States

Giovanni Cesareo, Milan Polytechnic, ITALY
gncesareo@virgilio.it
Class as a Category in the 'Internet Era'

Nicholas Garnham, University of Westminster, UK
garnhan@westminster.ac.uk
Is the Information Society a New Mode of Production?


Kaarle Nordenstreng, University of Tampere, FINLAND
kaarle.nordenstreng@uta.fi
Ferment in the Field of Media Education

Janice Peck, University of Colorado, USA
jpeck@stripe.colorado.edu
Why We Shouldn’t be Bored by the Cultural Studies vs. Political Economy Debate

Eileen Meehan, Louisana State University, USA
ERM3K@aol.com
Political Economy vs. Industry Studies: Some Observations of Trends in U.S. Research

Lincoln Dahlberg, Massey University, NZ
	l.j.dahlberg@xtra.co.nz
What's Left of the Online Public?  A Critical Political Economy of Cyber-communications

Marc Raboy, CANADA
marc.raboy@umontreal.ca
Communication Politics, Communication Rights: What's Left and Who's Who at the World Summit on the Information Society
 
Mojca Pajnik, Ljubljana, SLOVENIA
mojca.pajnik@mirovni-instituit.si
How Do We Think about Mediated Societies?

Peter Berglez, Örebro University, SWEDEN
peter.berglez@hum.oru.se
The Fixity and Non-Fixity Logic of Capitalist Discourse

Marko Ampuja, University of Helsinki, FINLAND
marko.ampuja@helsinki.fi
Media commercialization and the challenges of media theory

John Kim, Stanford University, USA
	johnwkim@stanford.edu
Revisiting Cultural Imperialism and Cultural Autonomy

Horst Poettker, University of Dortmund, GERMANY
poettker@ifj.fb15.uni-dortmund.de
Overtaken by History? The Marxist Theory of Transformation After the Failure of the Socialist Systems in Eastern Europe

Zala Volcic, University of Colorado, USA
zala.volcic@colorado.edu
Contemporary Serbian Social Movements and Leftist/Radical Politics

César Bolaño, BRAZIL
bolano@ufs.br
Global Changes in the Economy and Communication Systems: A Latin American Perspective