Communication For Social Change Anthology – now partly online

The huge (more than 1 000 pages) “Communication For Social Change Anthology: Historical and Contemporary Readings”, edited by Alfonso Gumucio-Dagron and Ørecomm co-director Thomas Tufte, has been scanned to Google Books. More than the first half of the book is available online here. 

When published in 2006 the anthology contained the most important texts in its field. All the texts have advanced the thinking and practice of communication for social change, from the internationally renowned works of Paulo Freire, Luis Beltran and Everett Rogers in the 1960s and 1970s, to the broad range of innovative thinkers and practitioners in Asia, Africa and Latin America today who, until now, have had a limited global audience.

The Spanish edition of the anthology was published in 2008.