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Shaping Political Attitudes: The Impact of Interpersonal Communication and Mass Media
Thousand Oaks; London; New Delhi: Sage (1994), 150 pp.
Power and Television in Latin America: The Dominican Case
Westport, Conn.: Praeger (1993), 199 pp.
Política y comunicación: Hay un lugar para la política en la cultura mediática?
Buenos Aires: Catalogos Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (1992), 190 pp.
Communication in Development
Norwood, New Jers.: Ablex (1991), 352 pp.
Television and Video in the Transition from Military to Civilian Rule in Brazil
Latin American Research Review (LARR), volume 24, issue 1 (1989), pp. 140-154
"In analyzing Brazilian television, the corporatist framework helps explain how Television Globo has achieved more autonomy and power in government decision making than one might expect in a media system usually described simply as authoritarian. The mixture of corporatism with mass politics is nece
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TV ao vivo - depoimentos
São Paulo: Editora Brasiliense; Centro Cultural Candido Mendes (1988), 302 pp.
Comunicación: ¿dominación o democracia?
Santiago de Chile: Instituto Latinoamericano de Estudios Transnacionales (ILET); Nueva Sociedad (1984), 80 pp.
Mass Communication and Development of Socialism in Tanzania
Dar es Salaam: Tanzania Publishing House (1981), 149 pp.
"Mass media in Tanzania are scarce and, as the title implies, their main role is informational and instructional, designed to clarify and develop national direction and consciousness rather than to be a source of entertainment. To this end the author surveys the main communication channels - what th
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Medios masivos y lucha de clases
Lima: Causachun (1976), 48 pp.
