Press freedom and development : a research guide and selected bibliography
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Press freedom and development : a research guide and selected bibliography
（Bibliographies and indexes in mass media and communications, no. 11）
Greenwood Press, 1997
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Description
The relationship between the media and government and the influence that relationship has on democracy and national development is explored in this book. The study provides a succinct descriptive review of scholarly research works on communication and its implications for freedom, democracy, and development. The book lists the most frequently cited works in political communication (specifically regarding media-government relationships and press-freedom issues) and development communication. Following a general introduction, Part One examines press-freedom issues and research worldwide, and Part Two presents the relevant literature on development communication issues and provides insights into why the concept is popular with the developing world's journalists. Students, scholars, and policymakers in political communication, development communication, and international development will find this an invaluable tool for their research endeavors.
Table of Contents
Foreword by Everett M. Rogers General Introduction Press Freedom Media-Government Connection Selected Annotated Bibliography: Press Freedom/Media-Government Relationship Communication and Development Development Communication Selected Annotated Bibliography: Development Communication Afterword Author Index Subject Index
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