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Critical communications research in Australia: from radical populism to creative industries
Terry, Flew
This paper tracks the development of critical communications research in Australia over a 30- year period. It assesses the relative significance of critical theory, Marxist political economy and ...cultural studies to the development of such a tradition, linking this to distinctive elements of Australian politics and culture, particularly the weakness of the institutional left and the significance of populism as a mode of political engagement. The paper also evaluates the rise of 'creative industries' discourse as an emergent development, and a distinctive contribution of Australian media and communications research to the field internationally.
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