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Trends in Communication Policy Research: New Theories, Methods and Subjects

Edited by Manuel Puppis, Edited by Natascha Just

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With contributions from leading international experts from within both the communications industry and academia, Trends in Communication Policy Research comprises the very latest developments in the theories, methods and practical applications of this dynamic field. Topical and politically relevant, this authoritative volume will prove an invaluable reference for students and scholars seeking to understand communication policy issues.

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Publisher | Intellect
Published date | 15 May 2012
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 426
Dimensions | 229 x 178 x 24mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 894g
ISBN | 978-1-8415-0467-4
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BISAC | social science / media studies


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