Reporting nuclear Pakistan: Security perceptions and the Indian press/ Teresa Joseph
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Contents:
1. Contextualising Security and the Mass Media 1
2. Security Discourses in South Asia and the Indian Press 54
3. Pakistan's Nuclear Programme: Indian Perceptions 121
4. Pakistan's Nuclear Programme and the Indian Press 201
5. Conclusion 337
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302.2354 MIN/M Mass media in India 2009/ | 302.2354 RAJ/M Media in modern india/ | 302.236 NYA/A Africa's media, democracy and the politics of belonging/ | 302.24 JOS/R Reporting nuclear Pakistan: Security perceptions and the Indian press/ | 302.28546778 NOR/D Digital divide: civic engagement, information poverty, and the Internet worldwide/ | 302.3 BRU/G The Group Effect/ | 302.3 FEL/E Effective negotiation/ |
1. Contextualising Security and the Mass Media 1
2. Security Discourses in South Asia and the Indian Press 54
3. Pakistan's Nuclear Programme: Indian Perceptions 121
4. Pakistan's Nuclear Programme and the Indian Press 201
5. Conclusion 337
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