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26.
Politicians in the news: media or party logic?: media attention and electoral success in the Belgian election campaign of 2003
European Journal of Communication
2008 : JUN, VOL. 23:2, p. 193-210
 2008 Aelst, P. van (et al.)
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Broadcasting indigenous voices: Sami minority media production
European Journal of Communication
2008 : JUN, VOL. 23:2, p. 173-191
 2008 Pietikäinen, S.
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Becoming journalists: a comparison of the professional attitudes and values of British and Spanish journalism students
European Journal of Communication
2008 : JUN, VOL. 23:2, p. 133-152
 2008 Sanders, K. (et al.)
29.
Turkey and the European Union: an analysis of how the press in four countries covered Turkey's bid for accession in 2004
European Journal of Communication
2008 : MAR, VOL. 23:1, p. 47-68
 2008 Negrine, R. (et al.)
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An evaluation of the press and communication reforms of the Prodi Commission of 1999-2004: with particular reference to UK europhile and eurosceptic journalists' perceptions of their impact
European Journal of Communication
2008 : MAR, VOL. 23:1, p. 29-46
 2008 Anderson, P.J.
Price, J.
31.
Reporting dissent in wartime: British press, the anti-war movement and the 2003 Iraq War
European Journal of Communication
2008 : MAR, VOL. 23:1, p. 7-27
 2008 Murray, C. (et al.)
32.
Television and the European public sphere
European Journal of Communication
2007 : DEC, VOL. 22:4 p. 479-492
 2007 Gripsrud, J.
33.
A cosmopolitan temptation
European Journal of Communication
2007 : DEC, VOL. 22:4 p. 413-426
 2007 Schlesinger, P.
34.
The European public sphere and the social imaginary of the `new europe´
European Journal of Communication
2007 : DEC, VOL. 22:4 p. 397-412
 2007 Lauritsin, M.
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The relationship between docu soap exposure and adolescents' career aspirations
European Journal of Communication
2007 : SEP, VOL. 22:3, p. 355-366
 2007 Bulck, J. van den
Beullens, K.
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