1st Edition
Media-State Relations and Social Media Reimagining the Four Theories of the Press through Neo-Gramscianism
Part I Establishing the Social Media-State Relationship 1. Introduction 2. Framing Media-State Relations Scholarship 3. Distinguishing Social Media From Historical Media Technologies Part II |Theorising the Contemporary Social Media-State Relationship 4. Social Media as an Order Facilitator 5. The Strongman Order 6. The Big Brother Order 7. The Free Market Order 8. The Social Consciousness Order 9. Measuring The Social Media-State Relationship – The Order Index
Biography
Tyler W. Wilson is an early career academic within Bond University’s Faculty of Society and Design. He teaches within the Communication and International Relations disciplines. His research interests focus on understanding the intersection of social media, society, and the global system.






