Communitarianism, And Civic Journalism As A Promising Research Directions
Keywords:
communitarianism, community, internet, civic journalism, social communication, research perspectivesAbstract
The article analyzes new patterns of communication resulted from the development of the Internet. As promising areas of research the author examines the concept of communitarianism and notions of civil and social journalism based on this concept.Downloads
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