Publication: La comunicación comunitaria en Ecuador
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2019-02-28
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Este trabajo de investigación estudia y analiza el rol que desempeñan las radios comunitarias que el Gobierno de Rafael Correa otorgó a las comunidades indígenas, como un proceso de doble dirección. Por un lado,para que las comunidades -históricamente olvidadas- tuvieran un medio que les permitiera escucharse y ser escuchadas. Por otro, con el fin de mantenerlas alianzas políticas y apoyos con el partido indígena Pachakutik. Los resultados obtenidos en la investigación desvelan promesas incumplidas y cuestionan la efectividad y el compromiso de este tipo de medios. La tesis se desarrolla en siete capítulos. Los cuatro primeros hacen un recorrido teórico relacionando diversos conceptos -comunicación, comunicación comunitaria, poder, medios de comunicación de masas y medios comunitarios- para llegar finalmente al contexto sociopolítico en el que se desarrolla la investigación, Ecuador. En los tres acápites siguientes se exponen la metodología, el trabajo de campo y los resultados y conclusiones de la investigación...
This research work studies and analyzes the role played by the community radios that Rafael Correa’s government provided to indigenous communities as a dual track process. On one hand, these have allowed historically forgotten communities to have a way to listen to each other and to be heard by others. On the other hand, these help maintain political alliances as well as support the political party Pachakutik. The results from this research reveal unmet promises and question the effectiveness and commitment of these type of media. This thesis is broken down into seven chapters. The first four chapters goover a theory path to connect various concepts including communication, community communication, power, mass media and community media to finally convey the socio-political context in which this research, Ecuador, is developed.The following three chapters present the methodology, field work, and the research results and conclusions...
This research work studies and analyzes the role played by the community radios that Rafael Correa’s government provided to indigenous communities as a dual track process. On one hand, these have allowed historically forgotten communities to have a way to listen to each other and to be heard by others. On the other hand, these help maintain political alliances as well as support the political party Pachakutik. The results from this research reveal unmet promises and question the effectiveness and commitment of these type of media. This thesis is broken down into seven chapters. The first four chapters goover a theory path to connect various concepts including communication, community communication, power, mass media and community media to finally convey the socio-political context in which this research, Ecuador, is developed.The following three chapters present the methodology, field work, and the research results and conclusions...
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Tesis de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, Sección Departamental de Sociología Aplicada, leída el 14/12/2018