Comparing Political Communication (Theories, Cases, and Challenges) || Political Communication and Electronic Democracy: American Exceptionalism or Global Trend?
- 作者Esser, Frank; Pfetsch, Barbara
- 期第10期
- 文件大小357.08KB
- 发表时间2004
- DOI10.1017/cbo9780511606991.011
- 页码231-250
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Theorizing textual subjects (Agency and oppression) || IntroductionSteele, Meili · 1997
Theorizing textual subjects (Agency and oppression) || ConclusionSteele, Meili · 1997
Theorizing textual subjects (Agency and oppression) || BibliographySteele, Meili · 1997
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Theorizing textual subjects (Agency and oppression) || IntroductionSteele, Meili · 1997
Theorizing textual subjects (Agency and oppression) || ConclusionSteele, Meili · 1997