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Preface vii
Biographies of Authors viii
Introduction: Why Global Media Ethics? 1
Section 1 Universals, Theory, and Global Ethics
Chapter 1 The Ethics of Universal Being Clifford G. Christians 6
Chapter 2 Connecting Care and Duty: How Neuroscience and Feminist Ethics can Contribute to Understanding Professional Moral Development Lee Wilkins 24
Chapter 3 A Theory of Patriotism for Global Journalism Stephen J. A Ward 42
Chapter 4 Media Ethics: Towards a Framework for Media Producers and Media Consumers Nick Couldry 59
Section 2 Global, Local, and Critical Theory
Chapter 5 Media Ethics and Human Dignity in the Postcolony Herman Wasserman 74
Chapter 6 Postcolonial Theory and Global Media Ethics: A Theoretical Intervention Shakuntala Rao 90
Chapter 7 Moral Philosophy as the Foundation of Normative Media Theory: Questioning African Ubuntuism as a Framework Peter J. Fourie 105
Section 3 Applications and Case Studies
Chapter 8 Negotiating Journalism Ethics in Zambia: Towards a 'Glocal' Ethics Fackson Banda 124
Chapter 9 Journalistic Ethics and Responsibility in Relation to Freedom of Expression: an Islamic Perspective Ali Mohamed 142
Chapter 10 Media Ethics in Ethiopia Gebremedhin Simon 157
Index 172
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Patricia Foley
reviewed Media Ethics Beyond Borders: A Global Perspective on December 10, 2015
Media Ethics Beyond Borders: A Global Perspective
I picked this up because I found Kristina Borjesson's previous book (as editor), Into the Buzzsaw, extremely compelling. Anyone with the courage to look at the forces that actually shape journalism in the U.S. (with some mentions of the UK and Canada) should read that book. I admit I did not finish this book, because while Into the Buzzsaw followed the development/killing off of stories in the media, Feet to the Fire had a format of interviews with journalists conducted by Borjesson. It seemed like with every interview, Borjesson would try to cajole the other journalists being interviewed into taking her view of journalism -- one that I actually agree with -- but not being very successful at it. I got the sense that the journalists being interviewed were not unsympathetic to her project, but they simply weren't going to hand her the acknowledgement and examples she seemed to want. My guess is that only people who follow journalism as a kind of character study, as in wanting to follow what particular journalists say and write as individuals, might be interested in this book.
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