Kevin G. Barnhurst Books

In these days of tabloid television and slick magazines, the daily newspaper may seem old-fashioned and predictable. Here Kevin G. Barnhurst takes a second glance at the "look" of the newspaper: th...

Estudios de comunicacion politica

By Philippe Maarek, Patricia Lafuente, Karen Sanders, Raquel Rodriguez, Pablo Lopez, Maria Jose Canel Crespo, Roberto De Miguel, Miguel Vicente, Fermin Bouza, Kevin G. Barnhurst, Maria Rosa Berganza, Anton R. Castromil, Laura Teruel, Wolfgang Donsbach, Robert Entman, Palmira Chavero, Cristina Zurutuza, Arantxa Capdevila, Mario G. Gurrionero, Elena Cebrian, Maria Jose Canel, Salome Berrocal, Maria Angeles Chaparro, Roberto Rodriguez, Juan Jesus Gonzalez, Lorena Gomez

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