1. Introduction Part One: Dallas W. Smythe 2. Interview with Dallas W. Smythe 3. Against the Flow: The Peculiar Opportunity of Social Scientists 4. "Critical" Communication Research: New Directions Part Two: George Gerbner 5. Interview with George Gerbner 6.

The Critical Contribution of George Gerbner 7. Trying to Mix Oil with Water: Fund Raising, Vocationalism, and Critical Communication Part Three: Herbert I. Schiller 8. Interview with Herbert I. Schiller 9. Herbert Schiller: Clarion Voice Against Cultural Hegemony 10. Continuity and Change in Critical Communication: A Generational Analysis Part Four: James D. Halloran 11.

Interview with James D. Halloran 12. James D. Halloran: A Multi-Perspective Presentation 13. Who Is (Not) "Critical" Now? On Engendering "Critical Scholarship" in International Communication Part Five: Kaarle Nordenstreng 14. Interview with Kaarle Nordenstreng 15. Justice, Equality, and Professional Ethics in Journalism: Kaarle Nordenstreng's Actions and Reflections 16. Political Versus Cultural in Critical Broadcasting Research and Policy: A Reevaluation of the Finnish Radical Experiment in Broadcasting in the Late 1960s.