Lived Policy: Towards the Humanization of Telecommunications

IF 2 2区文学 Q2 COMMUNICATION

Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.1080/08838151.2023.2218954

Christopher Ali

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This paper develops the concept of “lived policy” for the methodological toolkits of critical, qualitative communication policy scholars. Lived policy seeks to understand how public policies are lived by those impacted by them. It is inspired by research in “lived religion” and “lived theology” which connect theological studies with the lived realities of those who practice religion. Lived policy aims to humanize the policymaking process and the critique of public policy by grounding it in the lives of those most impacted by policy decisions. Examples from a larger study on US rural broadband policy are used to illustrate this approach.

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Lived Policy：走向电信的人性化

摘要本文为批判性、定性传播政策学者的方法论工具包开发了“生活政策”的概念。生活政策旨在了解受公共政策影响的人如何生活在公共政策中。它的灵感来自于对“活的宗教”和“活的神学”的研究，这些研究将神学研究与信奉宗教的人的生活现实联系起来。生活政策旨在使政策制定过程和对公共政策的批评人性化，将其植根于受政策决策影响最大的人的生活中。一项关于美国农村宽带政策的大型研究的例子被用来说明这种方法。

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Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media COMMUNICATION-

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4.90

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6.20%

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