Assembled agency: Media and hegemony in the Chilean transition to civilian rule

Article Abstract:

The media campaign to oust Chilean General Augusto Pinochet from power in 1988 is analyzed to explore the construction of national hegemony in transnational context. The findings from analysis demonstrate the importance of going beyond culture, as meaning to take into account the material, technological and affective dimensions of hegemony.

Chile, Analysis, Group dominance

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Credibility of media offerings in centrally controlled media systems: A qualitative study based on the example of East Germany

Article Abstract:

The article explains the ignorance of the citizen's heed for entertainment and the role of media in countries which have authoritarian regimes. It was found that people's communication needs revolves around their everyday lives.

Germany, Radio Broadcasting, Radio broadcasting stations, Television broadcasting

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Branding Documentary: New Zealand's minimalist solution to cultural subsidy

Article Abstract:

The relationship between social agency and cultural subsidy in the global era is discussed. The impact of funding changes on social documentary production is explored.

New Zealand

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