Communication rule structure and the communication management of the South African crisis

Communication rule structure and the communication management of the South African crisis

Argues that the correlation between the industrial and professional development of a society is positive only when professionalism is defined on technical criteria; the social structure and the political culture of a society determine its communication system. The structures of the national and inte...

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Published in:Journal of black studies Vol. 20; no. Mar 90; pp. 287 - 305
Main Authors: Nwanko, R L N, Mphahlele, T K
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 01-03-1990
Subjects:
Apartheid
Communication
Management
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Summary:Argues that the correlation between the industrial and professional development of a society is positive only when professionalism is defined on technical criteria; the social structure and the political culture of a society determine its communication system. The structures of the national and international systems make objective reporting impossible and media neutrality is often disguised support for the status quo. (Abstract amended)
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ISSN:0021-9347