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Les nouvelles de l'étranger dans les médias: La couverture de l'actualité internationale dans 29 pays

Paris: UNESCO (1985), 129 pp.

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Seventy Years of International Broadcasting

Bernard Bumpus, Barbara Skelt

Paris: UNESCO (1985), 117 pp.

"Traces the history of international broadcasting - broadcasting outside national frontiers - from the early days of radio to the present, with a look at the impact of these broadcasts and how they can be measured. The authors also examine some of the problems inherent in the practice, including jam ... more

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The Communication Revolution and New World Information and Communication Order: The Challenge to the Churches

Singapore: Christian Conference of Asia (1985), 131 pp.

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Information, Ideology and Communication: The New Nations' Perspectives on an Intellectual Revolution

Arnold Gibbons

Lanham, Md.: University Press of America (1985), 219 pp.

"In calm and reasoned prose that digs beneath the surface, Gibbons explores the relationship between the rich and poor countries - the have's and have not's - which has resulted from an enormous gap in information technology. His aim is to create a better understanding between the old order and the ... more

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The New International Economic Order: Links Between Economics and Communications

Breda Pavlic, Cees J. Hamelink

Paris: UNESCO (1985), 65 pp.

"In tracing and analyzing the relationship between economics and communication with reference to the Third World, the authors define the obstacles caused by inequalities and imbalances standing in the way of a new economic order and describe various perspectives on the problems, along with suggestio ... more

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A World of Difference: The International Distribution of Information. The Media and Developing Countries

Gunnar Garbo

Gail Adams Kvam (collab.)

Paris: UNESCO (1985), 114 pp.

"This study is especially interesting because Garbo, a Norwegian, writes not only from his own association with the United Nations, UNESCO and the International Programme for the Development of Communication, but also from a broad knowledge of flow-of-information literature. The story of his involve ... more

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Dritte Welt für Journalisten: Zwischenbilanz eines Weiterbildungsangebots

Helmut Asche (ed.)

Saarbrücken: Breitenbach;Modellversuch Journalisten-Weiterbildung an der Freien Universität Berlin (1984), 231 pp.

"Der Band ist das Ergebnis zweier Blockseminare zum Thema "Dritte Welt", die beim Modellversuch Journalisten-Weiterbildung an der Freien Universität Berlin vom 20. - 27.11.1982 und vom 8. - 15.10.1983 abgehalten wurden. An den Seminaren, Teil eines dreijährigen Studiengangs für Journalisten, nahm ... more

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Foreign News and the New World Information Order

Robert L. Stevenson, Donald Lewis Shaw (eds.)

Ames: Iowa State University Press (1984), 243 pp.

"In the debate between the developing and developed world over the function and structure of the mass media, this collection consolidates and interprets primary findings of an international study funded by the U.S.I.A. that analyzes content and dissemination of foreign news by the mass media of 17 T ... more

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The Arab Image in the US Press

Issam Suleiman Mousa

New York: Peter Lang (1984), 187 pp.

"Current research on the Arab image in U.S. media tends to be strictly contemporary, linked to Israel and the Middle East conflict. This research, however, begins in 1917 with the downfall of Ottoman control and ends in 1948 with the creation of Israel. By means of a content analysis of the New York ... more

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Cuius regio - eius informatio: Moskaus Modell für die Weltinformationsordnung

Paul Roth

Graz: Styria Verlag (1984), 240 pp.

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A New World Information and Communication Order: Towards a Wider and Better Balanced Flow of Information. A Bibliography of UNESCO Holdings, Supplement 1982-1983

Paris: UNESCO (1984), 46 pp.

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Information Technology and a New International Order

Jörg Becker (ed.)

Lund; Bromley, Kent: Studentlitteratur AB;Chartwell-Bratt (1984), 141 pp.

"Papers from an international conference held by the Protestant Academy of Arnoldshain (Schmitten, Federal Republic of Germany), the Protestant Association for Media Communication (Frankfurt, FRG) and the World Association for Christian Communication (London), with the common theme that all people a ... more

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Medienmacht im Nord-Süd-Konflikt: Die Neue Internationale Informationsordnung

Rainer Steinweg (ed.)

Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp (1984), 441 pp.

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International Image Markets: In Search of an Alternative Perspective

Armand Mattelart, Xavier Delcourt, Michèle Mattelart

London; New York: Comedia (1984), 122 pp.

"This is the final report of the research commission "toward a Latin Audiovisual Space." The term "Audiovisual Space" marks the emergence of a new diplomatic vocabulary to indicate the rapid new developments of communication and information systems, particularly television, which demand new strategi ... more

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Transnational Data Flows in the Information Age

Cees J. Hamelink

Lund; Bromley, Kent (UK): Studentlitteratur AB;Chartwell-Bratt (1984), 115 pp.

"Because data is the raw-stuff of information, and information is of primary importance in national development, the free flow of data becomes increasingly necessary for social development. In 'Transnational Data Flows in the Information Age' Hamelink looks closely at its worldwide distribution and ... more

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World Communications: A Handbook

George Gerbner, Marsha Siefert (eds.)

New York: Longman (1984), xv, 527 pp.

"Brings together 54 articles on research and policy on communications in the "three worlds" by scholars and policy makers from the U.S., Western Europe, the socialist countries including the U.S.S.R. and Eastern Europe, and the developing world, including Africa, Asia, and Latin America - 25 countri ... more

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Internationale communicatie: Arena van internationale conflicten

Cees Hamelink

Amsterdam: Universiteit van Amsterdam (1984), 20 pp.

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The TV Arab

Jack G. Shaheen

Bowling Green, Ohio: Bowling Green State University Popular Press (1984), 146 pp.

"Beginning with the 1975-76 television season and continuing for eight years, Shaheen, an American of Arabic descent, documented over 100 different popular entertainment programs, cartoons and major documentaries telecast on network, independent and public channels, totaling nearly 200 episodes, tha ... more

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The Mass Media Declaration of UNESCO

Kaarle Nordenstreng, Lauri Hannikainen

Norwood, New Jers.: Ablex (1984), 475 pp.

"In 1978 UNESCO drew up the Declaration on Fundamental Principles Concerning the Contribution of the Mass Media to Strengthening Peace and International Understanding, to the Promotion of Human Rights and to Countering Racialism, Apartheid and Incitement to War. Here Nordenstreng analyzes the Declar ... more

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Agencias Transnacionales de Información y el Tercer Mundo

Raquel Salinas

Quito: CIESPAL (1984), 458 pp.