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Day, J. Laurence – 1981
In the 20 months that Isabel Peron served as the first female chief of state of a South American country, the mass media in Argentina underwent extreme stress. The Montoneros, a militant leftist organization, called for mass demonstrations against the orthodox Peronist people in their tabloid "La Causa Peronista." The tabloid's…
Descriptors: Conflict, Foreign Countries, Government Role, Group Dynamics
Download full textJohn, Jeffrey Alan – 1989
Noting that Argentina's recent history is particularly useful for analysis of the varying effects that differing government styles can have on a single mass communication system, a study compared Argentine (specifically Buenos Aires) television's 1979 programming schedule, prepared during a military dictatorship, with recent schedules prepared…
Descriptors: Cultural Context, Foreign Countries, Freedom of Speech, Government Role
