Centre for Communication Rights

1. The principle of publicity, public use of reason and social control Publication year: 2002 Author(s): Splichal, Slavko Category: Database/Ethics of Communication This article examines the intellectual history of the concept of 'publicity', originally defined by Immanuel Kant as the transcendental formula of public justice and the principle of the public use of ... 2. In search of a strong European public sphere: Some critical observations on conceptualizations of publicness and the (European) public sphere Publication year: 2006 Author(s): Splichal, Slavko. Category: Database/Building and Recognising Communication Rights The most basic features of the media-centered operationalization of European public sphere are explained through Kant's 'transcendental principle of publicity.' It is shown that the idea of a personal ... 3. Communication and Democracy Publication year: 1993 Author(s): Splichal, Slavko , Wasko, Janet Category: Database/Democratisation and Communication Rights The 1980s witnessed a rapid growth of communication technology and an immense expansion of new media around the globe. The development of new information and communication technologies has emphasized ...

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