Associate Professor Andrew Calabrese


Associate Professor Andrew Calabrese taught Technology, Literacy and Citizenship; Telecommunications Policy; Media and Public Culture and Communication, Media and the Public.

He also wrote two essays on media literacy and citizenship:

• “Justifying Civic Competence in the Information Society,” for “Vox Populi, Vox Dei?” (S. Splichal, editor; Cresskill, N.J.; Hampton Press, 2001).
• “The Political Significance of Media Literacy,” in “Liberal Democracy, Citizenship, and Education” (O. Luthar, K. McLeod and M. Zagar, editors; Oakville, Ontario; Mosaic Press, 2001).

He also wrote “Why Localism? Communication Technology and the Shifting Scale of Political Community” for “Communication and Community” (G. Shepherd and E. Rothenbuhler, editors, Mahwah, N.J.; Lawrence Erlbaum Publishers, 2001).

He is the founding and current book series editor for Critical Media Studies, published by Rowman & Littlefield. Books he edited in 2001 for the series were

• “Floating Lives: The Media and Asian Diasporas,” by Stuart Cunningham and John Sinclair, editors.
• “Continental Order? Integrating North America for Cybercapitalism,” by Vincent Mosco and Dan Schiller, editors.
• “Social Theories of the Press,” by Hanno Hardt.
• “Privacy and the Information Age,” by Serge Gutwirth.

Further information is at http://spot.colorado.edu/~calabres/series~1.htm. Andrew.Calabrese@Colorado.edu