Exhibition Bibliography - GO Far 2013

‘GO-FAR 2013’ Exhibition Communication & Information Library (ACRC) 7 – 26 October 2013

BOOKS ON DISPLAY Boyer, D. (2013). The life informatic : newsmaking in the digital era. Ithaca : Cornell University Press. [Call No. PN4784.E53B791] Cornea, C. (2013). Dramatising disaster : character, event, representation. Newcastle upon Tyne, UK : Cambridge Scholars Publishing. [Call No. PN1995.9.D55D763] Ehrlich, G. (2013). Facing the wave : a journey in the wake of the tsunami. New York: Pantheon Books. [Call No. GC222.J3E33] Elliot, D. (2013). Fukushima : impacts and implications. Basingstoke, Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan. [Call No. TK1365.J3E46] Funabashi, Y. (2011). Lessons from the disaster : risk management and the compound crisis presented by the Great East Japan Earthquake. Tokyo : The Japan Times. [Call No. QE537.2.J3L641] Haddow, G. (2009). Disaster communications in a changing media world. Burlington, MA : ButterworthHeinemann. [Call No. HV551.2.H127] Handa, Y. (2012). Mighty silence : images of destruction : the great 2011 earthquake and tsunami of east Japan and Fukushima. Milan : Skira ; London : Thames & Hudson. [Call No. HV600.H236] Hane, M. (2013). Modern Japan : a historical survey. Boulder, CO : Westview Press. [Call No. DS881.H237 2013] Hindmarsh, R. (2013). Nuclear disaster at Fukushima Daiichi : social, political and environmental issues? New York: Routledge. [Call No. TK136.J3N964] Kingston, J. (2012). Natural disaster and nuclear crisis in Japan : response and recovery after Japan's 3/11.

Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge. [Call No. HV600.N285] Kingston, J. (2013). Contemporary Japan : history, politics, and social change since the 1980s. Chichester, West Sussex ; Malden, MA : John Wiley & Sons. [Call No. DS891.K55] Kivikuru, U. (2009). After the tsunami : crisis communication in Finland and Sweden. Göteborg : Nordicom. [Call No. HV555.S8A258] Knight, M. (2013). Social media for journalists : principles & practice. Los Angeles : SAGE. [Call No. PN4784.E5K71] Kolodzy, J. (2013). Practicing convergence journalism : an introduction to cross-media storytelling. New York, NY : Routledge. [Call No. PN4784.O62K81p] Lancaster, K. (2013). Video journalism for the web : a practical introduction to documentary storytelling. New York : Routledge. [Call No. PN1995.9.D6L244] McCargo, D. (2013). Contemporary Japan. Basingstoke, Hampshire [England] ; New York : Palgrave Macmillan.

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Pantti, M. (2012). Disasters and the media. New York : Peter Lang. [Call No. PN4784.D57P198] Rogers, S. (2013). Facts are sacred : the power of data. London : Faber and Faber. [Call No. PN4781.R729] Seneviratne, K. (2006). Media's challenge : Asian Tsunami and beyond. Singapore : Asian Media Information and Communication Centre. [Call No. GC222.I5M489] Simpson, R. (2006). Covering violence : a guide to ethical reporting about victims and trauma. New York : Columbia University Press. [Call No. PN4784.D57S613] Sliwinski, S. (2011). Human rights in camera. Chicago : University of Chicago Press. [Call No. JC571.S633] Turner, B. (2013). Specialist journalism. London ; New York : Routledge. [Call No. PN4784.S58S741] Wilkinson, J. (2013). Principles of convergent journalism. New York : Oxford University Press. [Call No. PN4781.W686]

AVS ON DISPLAY Allder, M. (2012). Journey to the disaster zone [videorecording] : Japan 3/11. Toronto, Ontario: CBC Learning.

[Call No. QE537.2.J3J86] Gillings, A. (2012). Fukushima [videorecording] : is nuclear power safe? England: BBC Active. [Call No. TK9152.F961] Richard, B. (2011). Japan's killer quake [videorecording]. United States : PBS Distribution. [Call No. QE537.2.J3J35] E-BOOKS Suzuki, I. & Kaneko, Y. (2013). Japan’s Disaster Governance [electronic resource] : How was the 3.11 Crisis Managed? New York: Springer. [http://link.springer.com.ezlibproxy1.ntu.edu.sg/]

Notes:  These 23 books and 3 AV titles come from various NTU Libraries and are on display in Communication & Information Library (CMIL) from 7 - 26 October. Please explore the Library Catalogue (http://opac.ntu.edu.sg) for more titles. 

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