曹晋

复旦大学新闻学院教授、博士生导师，复旦大学国际出版研究中心主任，教育部人文社科重点研究基地复旦大学信息与传播研究中心研究员，2018年受聘为联合国教科文组织“媒介与妇女”教席兼职研究员。曹晋教授的学术研究聚焦于传播政治经济学、社会性别理论以及媒介社会学（新媒体与社会变迁研究），连续八年与国际著名传播政治经济学家Graham Murdock教授和Vincent Mosco教授联合担任“新媒体与全球信息社会的公正传播”学术研究营主席并进行暑期国际课程的联合教学。《媒介与社会性别研究：理论与实例》（2008 & 2015）上海市哲学社会科学优秀论著类成果一等奖，与 Vincent Mosco教授联袂出版了《传播政治经济学与中国案例研究》（2018），还与Vincent Mosco & Leslie Regan Shade等联合主编出版了《传播与社会的批判研究》（英文读本），学术影响广泛。

文森特•莫斯可（Vincent Mosco）

国际望重士林的传播政治经济学家，早年师从社会学名师丹尼尔•贝尔教授，1975年获得哈佛大学社会学博士学位，辗转任教北美多所大学，曾担纲加大那女王大学社会学系系主任，获得国家卓越教授荣誉。莫斯可教授演讲足迹遍及全球，著作等身，现已出版了联合主编和独立著述的23种专著，发表200多篇学术论文，担任若干国际学术期刊的编委。他扎实的社会学理论积淀与深切的社会关怀蕴含于传播政治经济学的理论提升与知识劳工、外包、智慧城市、技术迷思等前沿议题的探索，其论著《传播政治经济学》《信息社会的知识劳工》《数字化崇拜：迷思、权力与赛博空间》《信息社会的知识劳工》等已在中国等多个国家翻译出版。文森特•莫斯可教授为传播政治经济学的全球传播做出了不可磨灭的重要贡献。

读本以二十九篇精选文献梳理出批判传播研究范畴内两大学术脉络上的卓越业绩：其一是新自由主义经济主导的资本主义如何重构了西方包括新闻传播在内的文化产业，从事新闻传播与文化创意经济的知识劳工无一不受到资本逻辑与跨国劳动分工等形塑不平等的权力关系的压制；其二则是对马克思的论著精髓、新闻思想渊源和实践转向的再度审视。

This collection brings together leading critical scholars working in the West to re-read Marx and build on his insights to produce an indispensable analysis of the ways digital technologies are being pressed into the service of neo-liberal economic strategies and military adventurism. Contributions shine a fierce light on developments in both the established capitalist heartlands of North America and Europe and the emerging economic arenas of India and Latin America, detailing the changing organisation of communicative power, the increasing precarity of cultural labour, and new sources of contradiction, contest and social mobilisation. As in Marx’s own writings, penetrating theoretical reflection sits alongside vivid empirical illustrations of exploitation, ideology, and movements of refusal and opposition, demonstrating why a comprehensive critical analysis of communications under contemporary capitalism needs to bring political economy and social and cultural analysis together. It is an exceptional collection, full of provocative arguments and telling examples challenging us to carry Marx’s legacy into the future and demonstrating why he continues to be an indispensable resource.      ——Graham Murdock, Professor of Culture and Economy, Loughborough University, UK

温故所以知新，启后必须承先，曹晋与莫斯可教授主编的《批判传播研究：西方视野》（英文读本），既解构又建构，让人耳目一新。资本体制的危机盘旋上升，日趋严峻，传播产业亦然。因此，劳动情境的恶化无法因为创意论述的掩饰而减缓，地球生态窘迫让人正视新媒体无时不在对物质环境巧取豪夺；于是，马克思新闻观的当代理解及其对行动的催促合当再起，全国范围与在地实践的公共传媒必须活络与扩大。读本的作者分进合击，回顾历史而直面现实，从北美、南美、欧洲再至伊斯兰文明与印度，都在注目之列。      ——冯建三 台湾政治大学传播学院教授

1. Media, Power, and Democracy in Latin America/Lee Artz

2. The New International Division of Cultural Labor/Toby Miller

3. Unsustainable Journalism/Toby Miller

4. Political Economy within Cultural Studies/ Richard Maxwell

5. Template Revolutions: Marketing U.S. Regime Change in Eastern Europe/Gerald Sussman & Sascha Krader

6. Beyond the Model Worker: Surveying a Creative Precariat/Greig de Peuter

7. Language Put to Work: Cognitive Capitalism, Call Center Labor, and Worker Inquiry/Enda Brophy

8. Sharp Left Turn for the Media Reform Movement/Robert W. McChesney

9. In Whose Interest? Government Communication and Public Accountability/Kirsten Kozolanka

10. Twisting and Turning: India’s Telecommunications and Media

Industries under the Neoliberal Regime/Manjunath Pendakur

11. Capital Limits on Creativity: Neoliberalism and its Uses of Art/Jyotsna Kapur

12. Manifest Spatialization: Militarizing Communication in Canada/Patricia Mazepa

13. “To Veil the Threat of Terror”: Afghan Women and the <Clash of Civilizations> in the Imagery of the U.S. War on Terrorism/Dana L. Cloud

14. From Pink Slips to Pink Slime: Transforming Media Labor in a Digital Age/Nicole S. Cohen

15. Cultural Work as a Site of Struggle: Freelancers and Exploitation/Nicole S. Cohen

16. Communication is Freedom: Karl Marx on Press Freedom and Censorship/Hanno Hardt

17. Karl Marx@Internet Studies/Christian Fuchs & Nick Dyer-Witheford

18. After the Internet: Cloud Computing, Big Data and the Internet of Things/Vincent Mosco

19. Marx is Back, But Which One? On Knowledge Labour and Media Practice/Vincent Mosco

20. Marx as Journalist: An Interview with Jim Ledbetter/Steven Sherman

21. Missing Marx: The Place of Marx in Current Communication Research and the Place of Communication in Marx’s Work/İrfan Erdogan

22. Digital Marx: Toward a Political Economy of Distributed Media/Andreas Wittel

23. Media Activism From Above and Below: Lessons from the 1940s American Reform Movement/Victor Pickard

24. The Network Media Economy: Triumph of the Media Infrastructure Industries, or Crisis of Media?/Dwayne Winseck

25. “You Kind of Have to Bite the Bullet and do Bitch Work”: How Internships Teach Students to Unthink Exploitation in Public Relations/Michelle Rodino-Colocino & Stephanie N. Beberick

26. Occuy the Media: Toward a Communication System for the 99 Percent/Steve Macek

27. The Reporters’ Rebellion: The Chicago Journalism Review 1968-1975/Steve Macek

28. Play it Again, (Uncle) Sam: A Brief History of US Imperialism, Propaganda, and the News/Deepa Kumar

29. At Last: Labor Convergence and the Creation of SAG-AFTRA/Catherine McKercher Contributors