Articles on Mass Communication in U.S and Foreign Journals
Ostman, Ronald E., Jeffers, Dennis W., Journalism Quarterly
Articles on Mass Communication In U.S and Foreign Journals
A Selected Annotated Bibliography * January, February, March, 1989
Bibliographers: Mark J. Banks, Marquette; Stuart J. Bullion, Spring Hill; Dru Riley Evarts, Ohio; Alice Gagnard Kendrick, Southern Methodist; Susan J. Henry, California State-Northridge; John A. Lent, Temple; Tom Pasqua, Southwestern; Steve Pasternack, New Mexico State; John B. Webster, Purdue.
To help readers interested in articles with international aspects, entries have a letter after the number: A, Europe; B, USSR, Eastern Europe; C, Latin America, South America and Caribbean; D, Middle East; E, Africa; F, Asia, Australia and Pacific …
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Publication information:
Article title: Articles on Mass Communication in U.S and Foreign Journals.
Contributors: Ostman, Ronald E. - Author, Jeffers, Dennis W. - Author.
Journal title: Journalism Quarterly.
Volume: 66.
Issue: 2
Publication date: Summer 1989.
Page number: 511+.
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