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Tony Grant

2008

Outstanding international press reporting

Heinz Dietrich Fischer

1984

Foreign correspondence

John Hohenberg

1964

Letter to Daniel

Fergal Keane

1999

The U.S. press and Iran

William A. Dorman

1987

Red moon over Spain

Mary Peck, Mary Biggar Peck

1988

The global dynamics of news

Anandam P. Kavoori, Abbas Malek

2000

Little Bunch of Madmen

Mort Rosenblum

2010

The flow of the news

International Press Institute.

1972

The world news prism

William A. Hachten, James Scotton

1981

News coverage of the Sandinista revolution

Joshua Muravchik

1988

International News & Foreign Correspondence (Hess, Stephen. Newswork, 5.)

Stephen H. Hess

1995

On the front line

Marie Colvin

2012

Journalism across cultures

Levi Obijiofor

2011

Soviet perception of Canada, 1917-1987

J. L. Black

1989

Information Age Journalism

Vincent Campbell

2004

Voices of China

Jinquan Li

1990

A Child of My Time

Mark Frankland

1999

Foreign correspondence

John Hohenberg

1964

The Newsmakers

Frum

1989

Small Wars Permitting

Christina Lamb

2008

On the front lines

Michael C. Emery

1995

Reporting the Cuban Revolution

Leonard Ray Teel

2015

From pigeons to news portals

John Maxwell Hamilton, David D. Perlmutter

2007

News from abroad

Donald R. Shanor

2003

Global television and foreign policy

James F. Larson

1988

News out of Africa

Harrison, Paul

1986

Rolling Blackouts

Sarah Glidden

2016 ★ 4.0

International Journalism

Kevin Williams

2011

Foreign news and the new world information order

Donald Lewis Shaw, Robert Louis Stevenson

1984

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