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Part I: The Framing of Sustainability: Navigating Development Narratives.- Chapter 1: Introduction Intending good or doing good?.- Chapter 2: Media development, an emerging and contested field.- Chapter 3: Sustainability in media action: a catch-all construct.- Chapter 4: Evaluation, a game changer for development.- Chapter 5: What is the sustainability imperative all about?.- Part II: The sustainability paradox: Balancing Future impact and self preservation.- Chapter 6: Exploring 25-year discourse of media action sustainability.- Chapter 7: In future we (don't) trust ambivalence of (un)sustainability.- Chapter 8: Does media action primarily sustain power imbalances?.- Chapter 9: Towards a sustainable media development goal.- Chapter 10: Conclusion The necessary shift between sustainability and social impact.

The Sustainability Imperative in Media Development

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      Publisher Palgrave Macmillan
      Published 10 August 2025
      ISBN-13 9783031836589
      978-3031836589
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      Reception or Interpretation studies / Audience Theory

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      Part I: The Framing of Sustainability: Navigating Development Narratives.- Chapter 1: Introduction Intending good or doing good?.- Chapter 2: Media development, an emerging and contested field.- Chapter 3: Sustainability in media action: a catch-all construct.- Chapter 4: Evaluation, a game changer for development.- Chapter 5: What is the sustainability imperative all about?.- Part II: The sustainability paradox: Balancing Future impact and self preservation.- Chapter 6: Exploring 25-year discourse of media action sustainability.- Chapter 7: In future we (don't) trust ambivalence of (un)sustainability.- Chapter 8: Does media action primarily sustain power imbalances?.- Chapter 9: Towards a sustainable media development goal.- Chapter 10: Conclusion The necessary shift between sustainability and social impact.

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