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CALL FOR PAPERS: Media & Governance in Latin America

CALL FOR PAPERS: Media & Governance in Latin America

January 27, 2014
Catherine Grant
Calls for Papers, Conferences, Journalism, New media, Radio, Research News, Television

Mediático alerts its readers to a call for papers for a conference on Media & Governance in Latin America: Exploring the…

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