1976
DOI: 10.1177/107769907605300408
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Government-Press Relations in Peru

Abstract: New regime eased its guidance of the media in 1975 but then tightened controls in 1976 as street rioters protested inflation.

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“…As this look at occurrences attracting journalism scholars’ attention from the mid-1960s to the mid-1990s suggests, Journalism Quarterly remained overwhelmingly focused on American journalism and its audiences during this period. Only a small minority of sampled items were devoted to journalism outside the United States, such as a look at the Chinese-language press in the Philippines (Lent, 1970) or press–government relations in Peru (Alisky, 1976); most of these were written by scholars affiliated with an American university, either as students or faculty.…”
Section: Journalism Scholarship Finds Its Footing: 1965 Through 1994mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As this look at occurrences attracting journalism scholars’ attention from the mid-1960s to the mid-1990s suggests, Journalism Quarterly remained overwhelmingly focused on American journalism and its audiences during this period. Only a small minority of sampled items were devoted to journalism outside the United States, such as a look at the Chinese-language press in the Philippines (Lent, 1970) or press–government relations in Peru (Alisky, 1976); most of these were written by scholars affiliated with an American university, either as students or faculty.…”
Section: Journalism Scholarship Finds Its Footing: 1965 Through 1994mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, es importante recordar que los sistemas de prensa occidentales en el mundo en desarrollo no lo han hecho mucho mejor. Estos han dado por resultado grandes riquezas en manos de unos pocos, que monopolizan y son dueños de la prensa y que se comprometen con las virtudes de las clases poderosas (9). El concepto de desarrollo parece estar tomando forma en la UNESCO, una organización de las Naciones Unidas, donde los países en desarrollo tienen presentada una lista de demandas que han sido incluidas en el encabezamiento del Nuevo Orden Informativo Internacional (10).…”
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