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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"History of the press"”.

  1. The News Media, Environmental Collaborations and Accountability: A survey of the EPA's Roster of Environmental Conflict Resolution and Consensus Building Professionals

    This study is exploratory research examining the relationship between the news media and environmental collaborations. It reports the results of a 2008 online survey of the 250 members of the EPA's National Roster of Environmental Conflict Resolution and Consensus Building Professionals. The study …

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  2. A Glance in their Direction: The New York City Press and their Coverage of African Americans during World War II

    <p>My thesis examines the New York City press’ interpretation of African Americans and the Civil Rights movement of World War II. I seek to determine in what measure the press reported on African Americans in the military and at home during the war including segregation of the Armed Forces, and the …

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  3. Newspapers in Wartime: Case-studies in Madrid, Valencia, and Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)

    During the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939), Republican newspapers attempted to bridge politically and culturally diverse audiences in defense of an unstable democracy attacked by authoritarian forces. Spain is a complex country home to multiple national identities which claim their own region, …

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  4. ‘Victime et bourreau’: Abortion in the French Roman à thèse, 1903-1907

    Among rising concerns about the depopulation crisis and the impact of Neo-Malthusianism on France’s already dwindling birth-rate, the Belle Époque saw increased public interest in matters of fertility and reproduction, which tied in with wider questions on the New Woman. After the changes in the …

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