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Access: Some Western Models of Community Media

Frances J. Berrigan (ed.)

Paris: UNESCO (1977), 229 pp.

"The three studies contained in this volume trace the emergence of 'community media' in Western society—specifically new approaches to broadcasting and electronic media in North America and Western Europe [...] The orientation of the studies is not purely towards research, though where research ha ... more

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Media Studies in Education

Susan Bennett et al.

Paris: UNESCO (1977), 92 pp.

"Covers aspects of media education in the secondary schools in certain European countries where it is emphasized: France, Italy, Federal Republic of Germany, The Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, the U.S.S.R. (cinema only), and the U.S.A. In all countries except the U.S. fil ... more

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Weltgeschichte der Kinder- und Jugendliteratur: Versuch einer Gesamtdarstellung

Carmen Bravo-Villasante

Hannover et al.: Schroedel (1977), 436 pp.

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Tito's Maverick Media: The Politics of Mass Communication in Yugoslavia

Gertrude Joch Robinson

Urbana: University of Illinois Press (1977), 263 pp.

"Robinson discusses the development and operation of the press and broadcasting, against the background of the sociopolitical factors that have shaped this multinational, multilingual Communist state. She details the history of communications from 1945 to 1975; analyzes the national news agency, Tan ... more

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Ley y arbitrariedad en la prensa sovietica: Estudio jurídido y político de la prensa

László Révész

Pamplona: Universidad de Navarra (1977), 343 pp.

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Das Deutschlandbild in der katholischen Publizistik Polens 1969-1974

Andrzej Micewski

München: Kaiser (1976), 89 pp.

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Communication Policies in Yugoslavia: A Study Carried Out by the Yugoslav Institute of Journalism

Zdravko Lekovic, Mihailo Bjelica

Paris: UNESCO, revised ed. (1976), 66 pp.

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Perspectives on Publishing

Philip G. Altbach, Sheila McVey (eds.)

Lexington, Mass.; Toronto: Lexington Books (1976), 283 pp.

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World Communications: A 200 Country Survey of Press, Radio, Television, Film

Paris; Essex: Gower Press, 5th ed. (1975), xvii, 533 pp.

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The First Casualty: From the Crimes to Vietnam. The War Correspondent as Hero, Propagandist, and Myth Maker

Phillip Knightley

New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich (1975), 465 pp.

"The title indicates the scope of this excellent history of the war correspondent, including photographers, as Knightley traces him (and a few hers) from the beginning of this type of journalism in the Crimes in the 1850s to the war in Vietnam over a century later. In between he covers various wars, ... more

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Advertising and Socialism: The Nature and Extent of Consumer Advertising in the Soviet Union, Poland, Hungary and Yugoslavia

Philip Hanson

White Plains, NY: International Arts and Sciences Press (1974), 171 pp.

"Theoretically, advertising and communism are not compatible, but Hanson explains why this is not necessarily the case. In Part I he treats the Soviet Union, in Part II, Eastern Europe, showing in both parts organization and function and highlighting similarities and differences. Much of the informa ... more

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Flashback: Films and History

Paris: UNESCO;La Baconnière (1974), 256 pp.

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Der sowjetische Film: Von den Anfängen bis 1945

A. Groschew et al.

Berlin: Henschelverlag (1974), 345 pp.

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Cinema Beyond the Danube: The Camera and Politics

Michael Jon Stoil

Metuchen, New Jers.: Scarecrow (1974), 198 pp.

"This is an accourt of filmmaking in Eastern Europe in which Stoil has combined film criticism with political and social analysis. The film history of the Soviet Union is considered apart from that of other Communist states in the region: Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Rumani ... more

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Communication Policies in Hungary

Tamás Szecskö, Gábor Fodor

Paris: UNESCO (1974), 85 pp.

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External Radio Broadcasting and International Understanding: Broadcasting to Yugoslavia

Tomo Martelanc, Slavko Splichal, Breda Pavlic, Anuska Ferligoj, Vlado Batagelj, Mojca D. Murko

Paris: UNESCO (1973), 51 pp.

"Foreign programmes of 13 radio stations broadcasting daily to Yugoslavia were chosen in order to test the initial hypothesis of ideological determination of external radio propaganda, which was operationalized by a set of subhypotheses. There are, in fact, 15 foreign broadcasting stations in 14 cou ... more

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International Inventory of Television Programme Structure and the Flow of TV Programmes Between the Nations

Tapio Varis

Tampere: University of Tampere (1973), 264 pp.

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Intercommunication Among Nations and Peoples

Michael H. Prosser (ed.)

New York: Harper & Row (1973), 608 pp.

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Cinematographic Institutions

International Film and Television Council (IFTC)

Paris: UNESCO (1973), 98 pp.

"Primarily "a study of institutions of the public or public utility character whose purpose is to promote the art and technique of the cinema and their applications in education, science and culture." Thus, film and trade associations and trade union types of associations are not dealt with. It uses ... more

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Television for Higher Technical Education of Workers / Final Report on a Pilot Project in Poland

Paris: UNESCO (1973), 73 pp.