Journalism and Foreign Aid in Africa

Chris A. Paterson · Audrey S. Gadzekpo · Herman Wasserman

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Media Studies and Communication Journalism and Media Studies International Development and Aid

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This essay introduces the Special Issue. The authors briefly survey the contemporary and complex relationship between aid and journalism and the role of foreign aid/development assistance in shaping African media systems. A call is made for greater research into the aid and journalism relationship and the impact these processes have on fostering independent national media sectors in Africa.

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