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The media and international affairs after the cold war

By:

HOPKINSON Nicholas

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Wilton Park paper 74Publication details: London: HMSODescription: 36pISBN:

0117019682 (pbk.)

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Summary: Looks at the relationship between the media and foreign relations and the influence exerted by press and television reporting. This booklet reports the discussion at a Wilton Park conference held in March 1993.

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Looks at the relationship between the media and foreign relations and the influence exerted by press and television reporting. This booklet reports the discussion at a Wilton Park conference held in March 1993.

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