873 resultados para Hønneland, Geir: Centre-periphery relations in Russia
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Translation of: IU︡︠riǐ Miloslavskiǐ, ili, Russkie v 1612 godu.
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Master microform held by: Readex.
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Bibliographical footnotes.
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Companion volume to the author's The Mongols, a history.
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Thesis (Master's)--University of Washington, 2016-06
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Recently, there has been much speculation about the impact of international media coverage of Australia's position on Indigenous people, migrants and asylum seekers on other nations' images of Australia. In this experiment we examined whether there was any basis for such concerns by considering the short-term impact of negative TV coverage of Australians on Canadian viewers. A questionnaire provided baseline data on Canadian students' perceptions of Australians and Australian race relations. Four months later, the students were assigned to one of three conditions that varied media contact with Australians. Students viewed one of two television programs (about right-wing political independent, Pauline Hanson, and her emotive criticisms of Aborigines and Asian immigrants or about an ethnically-mixed group of young Australians and their positive sense of cultural identity), or they viewed no program (no contact control). Results indicated that both positive and negative media coverage of Australians affected Canadians' views of Australia in the short-term. In particular, negative coverage (of Hanson) promoted less favourable views of Australians and Australian race relations over time and relative to the positive media and no media control conditions. The media's role in shaping international images is discussed.
Review of L Mc Reynolds and J Neuberger eds: Imitation of Life: Two centuries of melodrama in Russia