Journalism education in countries with limited media freedom
By: edited by Beate Josephi
Series: Mass communication and journalism -- v. 1
Publisher: Peter Lang
Published: 2010
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 263
ISBN-13: 9781433110849; 9781433110856
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Beate Josephi; title: Asia. Through barbed wires : context, content, and constraints for journalism education in China / Guo Zhongshi; title: Shooting rubber bands at the stars : preparing to work within the Singapore system / Andrew Duffy; title: Cambodia : educating journalists in a world of poverty, corruption, and power abuse / Judith Clarke; title: The Arab world. Palestinian media map : production congestion and consumption dispersion / Nibal Thawabteh; title: Teaching journalism in Oman : recent obstacles and future plans / Abdulmonam Al-Hasani; title: Journalism education in Egypt : politically hazed and socially confused / Ibrahim Saleh; title: Africa. The challenges for Kenya's journalism education / Stephen Ogongo Ongong'a; title: Tanzania's journalism education at crossroads : western models, local realities / Bernardin Mfumbusa; title: Latin America. Aspects of journalism education in Brazil / Cláudia Lago, Richard Romancini; title: Europe. Between tradition and innovation : journalism education in Russia / Elena Vartanova ... [et al.]; title: Few educators, many media and journalism programs : journalism and mass communication education in Romania after the fall of communism / Tudor Vlad, Madalina Balasescu; title: The challenge of transition : development of journalism culture in Croatia / Thomas Bauer; title: Conclusions / Beate Josephi.