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P. Lenzi,G. Zoccoli,C. Franziniructor of ethnic self-identity. Native Americans provide a classic example—synonymous here with “American Indian.” In Canada, the term “First Nations” is often used (Iverson, 1998, p. 4) along with “indigenous,” when referring to indigenous people of the world (cf. Alia, 1999). Their media represent

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A. L. M. Lagro-Janssen,D. Teunissenolonialist and a local European one adapted to Israeli reality. The theoretical significance of this framework is such that it swings between authoritarian characteristics of a media institution with newspaper licensing and military censorship, and democratic characteristics of a European model that

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F. J. M. van Leerdam,R. A. HiraSing have mentioned physical characteristics of the community, such as buildings, highways, markets, and groups of individual publics who could live independently in urban areas. The concept of community could also apply to congested areas or slums in urban environments, and the chaotic life in the city

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