Westminster School of Media and Communication

Cunha, M. 2006. Two Narratives, Multiple Spaces: the Literature of Ismail Kadare and the Cinema of Walter Salles. Polifonia. 11, pp. 109-132.

Pitts, V. 2006. Intercultural Short Filmmaking in Aotearoa New Zealand. Metro: Media and Education Magazine. 148, pp. 140-146.

Seaton, J. 2006. Nano-truths and the story. in: Hobsbawm, J. (ed.) Where the truth lies: morality and trust in PR and journalism London Atlantic Books. pp. 181-191

Seaton, J. 2006. Introduction. in: Seaton, J. and Lloyd, J. (ed.) What can be done? making the media and politics better Oxford Wiley. pp. 1-14

Seaton, J. and Lloyd, J. (ed.) 2006. What can be done? making the media and politics better. Oxford Wiley.

Xin, X. 2006. A quarter century of creative chaos: Xinhua News Agency 1980-2005. PhD thesis University of Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design

Seaton, J. 2006. Little citizens: children, the media and politics. in: Lloyd, J. and Seaton, J. (ed.) What can be done?: making the media and politics better Oxford, UK Blackwell Publishers. pp. 124-146

Sakr, N. 2006. Challenger or lackey? The politics of news on al-Jazeera. in: Thussu, D.K. (ed.) Media on the move: global flow and contra-flow London, UK Routledge.

Mano, W. 2006. African public service radio versus national langauges: mixed responeses to Radio Zimbabwe's bilingual service. in: Salawu, A. (ed.) Indigenous language media in Africa Nigeria CBAAC.

Goodwin, P. 2006. Digital TV in UK and Italy: two national cases. in: Colombo, F. and Vitadini, N. (ed.) Digitising TV: theoretical issues and comparative studies across Europe Milan, Italy Vita e Pensiero. pp. 205-238

Brown, C. 2006. Embodying transformation. Interpreting Ceramics. 8.

Brown, C. 2006. Collective traces. Ceramics Technical. 23.

Brown, C. 2006. Collective traces. University College London 22 Mar - 05 May 2006

Barnett, S. 2006. Can the BBC invigorate our political culture? in: Lloyd, J. and Seaton, J. (ed.) What can be done? Making the media and politics better Oxford, UK Blackwell Publishers.

Xin, X. 2006. A developing market in news: Xinhua News Agency and Chinese newspapers. Media, Culture & Society. 28 (1), pp. 45-66. https://doi.org/10.1177/0163443706059285

Sakr, N. 2006. Foreign support for media freedom advocacy in the Arab Mediterranean: globalization from above or below? Mediterranean Politics. 11 (1), pp. 1-20. https://doi.org/10.1080/13629390500490361

Mano, W. 2005. Press freedom, professionalism and proprietorship: behind the Zimbabwean media divide. Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture. Special issue, pp. 56-70.

Mano, W. 2005. Scheduling for rural and urban listeners on bilingual Radio Zimbabwe. Radio Journal. 3 (2).

Sabry, T. 2005. What is 'global' about Arab media? Global Media and Communication. 1 (1), pp. 41-46. https://doi.org/10.1177/174276650500100110

Sabry, T. 2005. Emigration as popular culture: the case of Morocco. European Journal of Cultural Studies. 8 (1), pp. 5-22. https://doi.org/10.1177/1367549405049489

Meikle, G. 2005. Open Publishing, Open Technologies. in: Hartley, J. (ed.) Creative Industries Blackwell. pp. 70-82

Kavada, A. 2005. Exploring the Role of the Internet in the “Movement for Alternative Globalization”: The case of the Paris 2003 European Social Forum. Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture. 2 (1), pp. 72-95. https://doi.org/10.16997/wpcc.9

Seaton, J. 2005. Introduction. The Political Quarterly. 76 (1), pp. 1-13.

Seymour, E. and Barnett, S. 2005. Bringing the World to the UK: factual international programming on UK public service TV, 2005. Witney, UK 3WE.

Seaton, J. 2005. Carnage and the media: the making and breaking of news about violence. London, UK Allen Lane.

Sakr, N. 2005. Women, development and Al Jazeera: a balance sheet. in: Zayani, M. (ed.) The Al Jazeera phenomenon: critical perspectives on new Arab media London, UK Pluto. pp. 127-149

Sakr, N. 2005. Media policy in the Middle East: a reappraisal. in: Curran, J. and Gurevitch, M. (ed.) Mass Media and Society. 4th edition London, UK Hodder Arnold. pp. 234-250

Sabry, T. 2005. The day Moroccans gave up couscous for satellites: global TV, structures of feeling, and mental migration. Transnational Broadcasting Studies. 14, pp. 197-221.

McNicholas, A. 2005. 'EastEnders' and the manufacture of celebrity. Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture. 2 (2), pp. 22-36.

Kavada, A. 2005. Civil society organisation and the internet: the case of Amnesty International, Oxfam and the World Development Movement. in: de Jong, W., Shaw, M. and Stammers, N. (ed.) Global activitism, global media London, UK Pluto Press. pp. 208-222

Goodwin, P. 2005. United Kingdom: never mind the policy, feel the growth. in: Brown, A. and Picard, R.G. (ed.) Digital terrestrial television in Europe Mahwah, USA Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers. pp. 151-180

Goodwin, P. 2005. Low conspiracy? Government intervention in the BBC. Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture. 2 (1), pp. 96-118.

Brown, C. 2005. The Fragmented Figure. UWIC, Cardiff 29 Jun - 08 Jul 2005

Brown, C. 2005. Body Language. Gallery Pangolin, Stroud

Barnett, S. 2005. Opportunity or threat? The BBC, investigative journalism and the Hutton Report. in: Allan, S. (ed.) Journalism: critical issues Maidenhead, UK Open University Press. pp. 328-341

Barnett, S. 2005. Hello sky, goodbye world. in: Engel, M. (ed.) Wisden cricketers' almanack 2005 Alton, UK John Wisden. pp. 49-53

Mano, W. 2005. Exploring the African view of the global. Global Media and Communication. 1 (1), pp. 50-55. https://doi.org/10.1177/174276650500100112

Mano, W. 2005. Editorial. Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture. Special issue, pp. 1-7.

Bringas, S. and Forsberg, M. 2004. His passionate bride.

Barnett, S. 2004. Media ownership policies: pressure for change and implications. Pacific Journalism Review. 10 (2), pp. 8-19.