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Historical Evolution of Conditionality Criteria in External Relations of the EU with CEEC. From the Cold War to the Accession: an Insider’s Perspective [PDF]
Romanian Journal of European Affairs, 2014 Conditionality is a concept frequently linked to funds received from international financial institutions by countries in trouble. Most cases depend on the financial support to developing countries of the IMF, but also of other institutions like the ...
Carlos Puente
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Revista Mundos do Trabalho, 2019 Through the published news in the greatest newspapers in the period between 1891 and 1920, in the Recife city, we pursue identify the forms that these communication vehicles represented the port workers (stevedores) and how, as a lot of times, they were ...
José Bento Rosa Silva
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Competition, Choice and Diversity in the Newspaper Trade of the Dutch Golden Age
Early Modern Low Countries, 2018 This article expands on the themes of choice and diversity within a national, competitive news market in the seventeenth-century Dutch Republic. It is often suggested that early newspapers largely copied one another.
Arthur der Weduwen
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Violence and Social Media [PDF]
Athens Journal of Mass Media and Communications, 2015 The use of social media differs according to the socio-cultural, demographic and psychological aspects of individuals. People chat, share ideas and visual material, and feel that they satisfy their needs of belonging along with the groups they have ...
Murat Mengü, Seda Mengü
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Journalists’ Social Identity: The Case of Two Calgary Newspapers
Facts & Frictions, 2022 When Postmedia bought Sun Media in 2014, it gained control of competing daily newspapers in Ottawa, Calgary, and Edmonton. Postmedia already owned the Calgary Herald and now controlled the Calgary Sun. The merger of the two newspapers’ newsrooms provided
James Ian Tennant
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THE PHYSICIAN AND THE NEWSPAPER. [PDF]
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1907 There has always been a wide difference of opinion between physicians and newspaper men as to the propriety of advertising. There has been occasional newspaper comment relative to the much talked of, but little understood, Principles of Ethics. It has been assumed that it militates against the advertising function of the newspaper because one of its ...
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Science and the Newspapers [PDF]
Science, 1905 n ...
Stewart, G. N., Guthrie, C. C.
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012 In 2017, Japanese newspaper advertising revenue, adjusted for inflation, was only half as great as at its 1997 mini-peak. Japanese newspaper circulation also peaked in 1997, and in the two decades since then has fallen by about one-fourth (counting a morning-and-evening subscription as two, by one-fifth if counting it as one).
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