9781845498665 - Ethical Space Vol. 23 Issue 1 (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - EditorialDefending our autonomy to publish what we think is good work - by Donald MathesonPapers- Ethical positionings of risk and harm for adolescents encountering sexual content online - by Lelia Green, Giselle Woodley, Carmen Jacques, Elisabeth Staksrud, Liza Tsaliki, Brian O'Neill, Debra Dudek, Despina Chronaki, Thuy Dinh and Kelly Jaunzems- An Islamic ethical framework for fact-checking - by Ahmed Shatil Alam, Wahida Alam and H.M. Murtuza- Cultivating xenophobia: Reality television, Border patrol and the New Zealand context - by Rajesh Ram- From power to technology and beyond: Connections with Brian Winston's Technologies of seeing - by Paul E. Hill- How racist discourse found new forms: Online comments after the Aotearoa New Zealand mosque attacks - by Donald Matheson and Zahra EmamzadehArticle- Aotearoa media wellbeing survey: Burnout, job insecurity and the paradox of passion - by Matthew Burrows and Elesha GordonFreedom of Expression update'Unprecedented massacre' of journalists in Gaza condemned - by Richard Lance KeebleReview essayReview of Mai Serhan's I can imagine it for us: A Palestinian daughter's memoir - by Aleksandra Katarzyna WiktorowskaBook reviewsBy Tess Scholfield-Peters, Jennifer Martin, Richard Lance Keeble and Sue Joseph.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. EditorialDefending our autonomy to publish what we think is good work - by Donald MathesonPapers- Ethical positionings of risk and harm for adolescents encountering sexual content online - by Lelia Green, Giselle Woodley, Carmen Jacques, Elisabeth Staksrud, Liza Tsaliki, Brian O'Neill, Debra Dudek, Despina Chronaki, Thuy Dinh and Kelly Jaunzems- An Islamic ethical framework for fact-checking - by Ahmed Shatil Alam, Wahida Alam and H.M. Murtuza- Cultivating xenophobia: Reality television, Border patrol and the New Zealand context - by Rajesh Ram- From power to technology and beyond: Connections with Brian Winston's Technologies of seeing - by Paul E. Hill- How racist discourse found new forms: Online comments after the Aotearoa New Zealand mosque attacks - by Donald Matheson and Zahra EmamzadehArticle- Aotearoa media wellbeing survey: Burnout, job insecurity and the paradox of passion - by Matthew Burrows and Elesha GordonFreedom of Expression update'Unprecedented massacre' of journalists in Gaza condemned - by Richard Lance KeebleReview essayReview of Mai Serhan's I can imagine it for us: A Palestinian daughter's memoir - by Aleksandra Katarzyna WiktorowskaBook reviewsBy Tess Scholfield-Peters, Jennifer Martin, Richard Lance Keeble and Sue Joseph This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. EditorialDefending our autonomy to publish what we think is good work - by Donald MathesonPapers- Ethical positionings of risk and harm for adolescents encountering sexual content online - by Lelia Green, Giselle Woodley, Carmen Jacques, Elisabeth Staksrud, Liza Tsaliki, Brian O'Neill, Debra Dudek, Despina Chronaki, Thuy Dinh and Kelly Jaunzems- An Islamic ethical framework for fact-checking - by Ahmed Shatil Alam, Wahida Alam and H.M. Murtuza- Cultivating xenophobia: Reality television, Border patrol and the New Zealand context - by Rajesh Ram- From power to technology and beyond: Connections with Brian Winston's Technologies of seeing - by Paul E. Hill- How racist discourse found new forms: Online comments after the Aotearoa New Zealand mosque attacks - by Donald Matheson and Zahra EmamzadehArticle- Aotearoa media wellbeing survey: Burnout, job insecurity and the paradox of passion - by Matthew Burrows and Elesha GordonFreedom of Expression update'Unprecedented massacre' of journalists in Gaza condemned - by Richard Lance KeebleReview essayReview of Mai Serhan's I can imagine it for us: A Palestinian daughter's memoir - by Aleksandra Katarzyna WiktorowskaBook reviewsBy Tess Scholfield-Peters, Jennifer Martin, Richard Lance Keeble and Sue Joseph This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. EditorialDefending our autonomy to publish what we think is good work - by Donald MathesonPapers- Ethical positionings of risk and harm for adolescents encountering sexual content online - by Lelia Green, Giselle Woodley, Carmen Jacques, Elisabeth Staksrud, Liza Tsaliki, Brian O'Neill, Debra Dudek, Despina Chronaki, Thuy Dinh and Kelly Jaunzems- An Islamic ethical framework for fact-checking - by Ahmed Shatil Alam, Wahida Alam and H.M. Murtuza- Cultivating xenophobia: Reality television, Border patrol and the New Zealand context - by Rajesh Ram- From power to technology and beyond: Connections with Brian Winston's Technologies of seeing - by Paul E. Hill- How racist discourse found new forms: Online comments after the Aotearoa New Zealand mosque attacks - by Donald Matheson and Zahra EmamzadehArticle- Aotearoa media wellbeing survey: Burnout, job insecurity and the paradox of passion - by Matthew Burrows and Elesha GordonFreedom of Expression update'Unprecedented massacre' of journalists in Gaza condemned - by Richard Lance KeebleReview essayReview of Mai Serhan's I can imagine it for us: A Palestinian daughter's memoir - by Aleksandra Katarzyna WiktorowskaBook reviewsBy Tess Scholfield-Peters, Jennifer Martin, Richard Lance Keeble and Sue Joseph This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.