International Collaboration CACP has collaborative relationships with a number of leading universities in Asia and Europe (see below), and with the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs, the British Computer Society, the Wireless IT Specialist Group, and the European Commission, Information Society Directorate, among others. CACP interests range from investigating the impact of global media, to comparative studies of emergency communications, and of e-accessibility and e-government and international coordination of wireless policy and spectrum management. Media related research areas include comparing the influence of international media with new regional sources of information, and examining the concept of the contra-flow of English-language media systems from Asia and the Middle East. Other research directions bring a public policy perspective to critically examining the linkages of political communication, information and society in different regions and on the international stage. Additionally CACP’s work in disability issues and e-accessibility policy includes investigation of policy harmonization and best practice assessment, globally.
Other academic institutions CACP has developed relations with include:
In Ireland:
Centre for Disability Law and Policy (CDLP) at National University of Ireland Galway
Galway Connected Health, National University of Ireland Galway
In Europe:
Amity University [IN], London, U.K.
European Institute for Innovative Technologies (EU-INSIT), London. U.K.
University of Cambridge, U.K.
University of Dundee, U.K.
University of Nottingham, U.K.
The Constantia Institute, Belgium
Vrije University, Belgium
In the Americas:
Costa Rica Institute of Technology
Simon Fraser University, Canada
In Asia-Pacific:
The Journalism and Media Studies Center, University of Hong Kong
The School of Journalism and Communication, Chinese University of Hong Kong
The Advanced Institute for Humanistic Studies, Peking University, Beijing, China
The National Center for Radio & Television Studies, Communications University, Beijing, China
The Globalism Institute, School of Global Studies, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, Australia
In the Middle East:
The Department of Mass Communication, College of Arts and Sciences, American University of Sharjah, UAE
