Communicating the Nation: National Topographies of Global Media Landscapes

Anna Roosvall · Inka Salovaara‐Moring

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The nation is one of the most resilient concepts in our understanding of the world and its societies. Politics, sports and cultural events, in news as well as in fiction, are largely structured by ...

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