Vol. 1 No. 2 (2011): Public Policies and Democratization of Communication

Published: 2011-11-29

Editorial

• Editorial

  Carlos Arcila Calderón, Cesar Ricardo Siqueira Bolaño

  1-3

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Articles

• Democratizing Media Policy: Community Radios in Mexico and Latin America

  Ulrike Klinger

  4-22

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• Whose voice gets on air? The role of community radio and recent reforms to democratize media markets in Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile

  Christof Mauersberger

  23-47

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• Framing the news: from political conflict to peace. How the Framing Theory and Political Context Model can enhance the peace journalism model.

  María Teresa Nicolás Gavilán

  48-61

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• Public communications and freedom of information: Basic conditions for the Brazilian legislative media

  Antonio Teixeira de Barros, Cristiane Brum Bernardes

  62-80

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• The Different and marginalized: Representations of the “other” immigrants in the media. The case of the peruvian, bolivian, and mapuche in the chilean press

  Pamela Soledad Romero Lizama

  81-99

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• Social participation and decision-making process in communications in Brazil: The 1 National Conference on Communications

  Adilson Vaz Cabral Filho

  10-115

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• Arepas, tortillas and beijús: Heterogeneity of communicative struggles in Latin America

  Gislene Moreira Gomes

  116-136

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Book Reviews

• Preparing the political economy of communication and culture for the twenty-first century [Review of the book "Poder, medios, cultura: una mirada crítica desde la economía política de la comunicación"]

  Leonardo De Marchi

  137-140

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