Communication for development in the Third World

theory and practice for empowerment

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Communication for development in the Third World

theory and practice for empowerment

2nd ed.
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This book analyzes the theoretical perspectives and research approaches in development communication which have emerged over the last four decades and chronicles the process through which scholars and practitioners have sharpened their insights into the role of development communications in Third World nations. The author identifies every historical era in the field of development communication and comprehensively discusses all theoretical perspectives and research approaches which gained currency in each period.

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Publisher
Sage Publications
Language
English
Pages
422

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. [379]-408) and index.

Published in
New Delhi, Thousand Oaks, CA

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
338.9/009172/4
Library of Congress
HD76 .M45 2001, HD76.M45 2001

The Physical Object

Pagination
422 p. :
Number of pages
422

Edition Identifiers

Open Library
OL6795562M
ISBN 10
0761994750, 0761994769
LCCN
00065808
OCLC/WorldCat
45634593
LibraryThing
2765660
Goodreads
5376184
1032629

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OL3431273W

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