The media is a structure of power that should be studied just like political parties, civil society, and other institutions. Media education allows us to understand how this element operates and functions, just as we study the others. One of the first areas of study is the structure of media ownership, and we should also analyze the editorial line of a media platform. Another important focus is the analysis of media platforms and how they shape democratic institutions. Democracy is evaluated by the extent to which the masses can administer and control the different structures of power. In many cases, democracy is accepted merely as the process of elite selection, but we would rather express it as the crystallization of multiple forces. Democracy is the result of political conflict, the outcome of a series of struggles aimed at distributing power and decision-making. For example, we can understand labor law as the legal translation of the struggles of the working class. Institutions of ...
This is the result of a join effort between multiple members of the IDN and external members to design a job guarantee and basic income program based on mutual aid finance. The following link give access to the document: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kaZ2qKaUyc8VDAPisYVaNxP2g-bbvhsz/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=101614978500350071712&rtpof=true&sd=true