Global Journalism: Topical Issues and Media Systems

Arnold S. de Beer · John C. Merrill

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Preface. John C Merrill. I. GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE ON MEDIA ISSUES. Part I: Global Perspectives on Media and Journalism Issues 1. Global Press Philosophies. John C. Merrill. 2. Critical and non-Western Press Philosophies. Herman Wasserman, . Part II Barriers and Callenges to Global Journalism 3. Global and National News Agencies. Terhi Rantanen and Oliver Boyd-Barrett. 4. Barriers to Media Development. Paul Parsons, Rich Landesberg and Glenn Scott. 5. Freedom of the Press Around The World. Lee B. Becker and Tudor Vlad. 6. International Journalism Ethics. Herman Wasserman. 7. Global Advertising and Public Relations. Doug Newsom. 8. Continuing Media Controversies. Paul Grosswiler. 9. Global Journalism Education. Mark Deuze. 10. Journalists: International Profiles. Beate Josephi. 11. Journalists Reporting From Foreign Places. P. Eric Louw. 12. Global News Arnold S. de Beer. III. THE WORLD'S REGIONS. 13. Western Europe. Byron T. Scott. 14. Eastern Europe, the Newly Independent States of Eurasia, and Russia. Allen W. Palmer. 15. The Middle East and North Africa. Orayb A. Najjar. 16. Sub-Saharan Africa (East, West and South). Minabere Ibelema and Tanja Bosch 17. Asiaand the Pacific. Jiafei Yin. 18. Australasia. Stephen Quinn and John Tidey. 19. Latin America. Federico Subervi. 20. North America. William Briggs.

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