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Title: Public interest and broadcasting development: regulation, co-regulation, self regulation


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CommunityEngagementsome issues
  • Rhodes University Imbizo,
  • 22 July, 2006, Mpekweni
  • by Guy Berger

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W X Y Z
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3 2 1 4
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3 2 1 4
2 3 4 1
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Coming up
  • Context definitions
  • Trade-offs in TL-R-C
  • A perspective beyond the universitys corporate
    point of view
  • Partnership issues
  • Resources priorities
  • Resolutions

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1. Introduction
  • Post-94 Accountability
  • HEQC Put community service in vision
  • VC s in 2000 helps teach citizenship
  • BUT
  • Substantive or symbolic matter?

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2. Definitions

CE
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2. Definitions

CS
CE
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2. Definitions

SL
CS
CE
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2. Definitions
  • What is community?
  • State bodies?
  • Industry associations?
  • Critique or only constructive?
  • Include a controversial contribution?

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3. Trade-offs integrations
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R
T
C
T
C
R
  • CHE view is ? make a move from
  • Silos to Simultaneity
  • versus
  • Prioritise 1st 2nd functionalities?

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3. Trade-offs integrations
  • Service ?goal? Learning
  • Learning ? outcome ? Research
  • Learning ?CE ? Research

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4. Whose point of view?
  • CE as a good in-itself, not only in institutional
    interests.
  • But assessing players points of view helps with
    sustainability.
  • Even reluctant students benefit.
  • How ensure symmetry of benefit
  • Community ?beneficiary ? Campus

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5. Partnership who helps who?
  • Paternalism? or research
  • Opportunity to break myopic preoccupation with
    academic forms of learning by validating
    indigenous, tacit and pre-theoretical knowledge
    endemic to the non-academic world
  • Issue contributions of each partner?
  • Issue Contracts including risk management.

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W X Y Z
N E S T
E I N A
S N A P
T A P E
A B C D
EASE EASY EATS EARS EDGE EERY EINA EMIT EN EPIC
EYRE ENDS EUR0 ES
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W X Y Z
B O O K
O
O
K
A B C D
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W X Y Z
B O O K
O
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A B C D
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W X Y Z
B O O K
O B O E
O O Z E
K E E N
A B C D
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6. Resources rhetoric
  • CHE due recognition
  • VCs promoted rewarded
  • What will be mobilised, and, where relevant, at
    expense of what?

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7. _at_ Rhodes?
  • Many projects, uneven pedagogy.
  • Still Cinderella
  • Can we go through all stages to 100
    institutionalise?
  • Or Concentrate on increasing co-ordination of a
    few, even if limited impact?

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8. Conclusion
  • CE difficult goes against SA trend.
  • CE vision conflicts with reality in servicing
    industry ( unequal social order), and with
    aspiration to be ivory tower.
  • CE is extrinsic, and new
  • But tensions a source of creative energy
  • So, despite no resources, embrace it

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Summing up
  • SA context calls for CE
  • Definitions and open sky
  • Simultaneity, vs hierarchy of functionality?
  • Points of view beyond RU interests
  • Seeking symmetry of benefit and recognising
    knowledge input to partnership
  • Resources strategy shoot for whole, or narrow
    target?

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So embrace
  • creative tension of 3 roles
  • ivory,
  • ebony/bigben,
  • still-to-find-its-colour.
  • Not ignoring R, its a fact that a bit of TLC
    never did anyone any harm!

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