la prensa de andalucía durante la transición
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Abstract
Los medios de comunicación forman parte del entramado social que contribuyó a la democratización de España, especialmente entre las décadas de los años setenta ochenta. Considera el autor que al controlar los medios las instancias donde se ejerce el poder, la sociedad civil se encuentra más protegida y los propios medios consiguen liberarse del control político que les envuelve. Analiza las notas características de la transición andaluza, significando la no existencia de estudios sustanciales sobre la prensa en este periodo, que abarca desde las primeras elecciones a Cortes constituyentes (junio de 1976), hasta las primeras elecciones al Parlamento de Andalucía (mayo de 1982).
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| Authors | ;Lic. Manuel Ruiz Romero |
| Journal | the web conference 2019 - proceedings of the world wide web conference, www 2019 |
| Year | 1999 |
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