Introduction: the media as messenger

Introduction

Basu, L., Schifferes, S. and Knowles, S. 2018. Introduction: the media as messenger. in: Basu, L., Schifferes, S. and Knowles, S. (ed.) The Media and Austerity: Comparative perspectives London Routledge. pp. 1-12
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Chapter titleIntroduction: the media as messenger
AuthorsBasu, L., Schifferes, S. and Knowles, S.
Page range1-12
Book titleThe Media and Austerity: Comparative perspectives
EditorsBasu, L., Schifferes, S. and Knowles, S.
PublisherRoutledge
Place of publicationLondon
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Print10 Apr 2018
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Deposited24 Sep 2018
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