(The)people, press, and politics of Croatia

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Abbreviations = ⅶ
• Introduction = ⅸ
• PartⅠ : A Watershed in Croatian Politics
• 1 The Media Situation under Tudman = 3
• 2 Victory for Democracy : A Dream Fulfilled or a False Hope? = 15
• PartⅡ : Democracy, Media, and Government : Historical Roots
• 3 Theory of Free Press／Open Societies = 27
• 4 The Croatian Government's View of the Media = 45
• 5 The Press and Self-Censorship = 59
• PartⅢ : Media Changes : A Shut, then Open Case
• 6 Rise of the Press, Fall of the Secret Services = 73
• 7 Case Study : Forty-one Days that Changed the Country = 85
• PartⅣ : The Role of the Press in Croatia's Political Evolution
• 8 The Transition and the First Elections (Late 1980s, Early 1990s) = 107
• 9 The Media Role in the Croatian-Serbian War = 119
• 10 The Postwar Years = 139
• PartⅤ : Public Input and Globalization in Croatia's Future
• 11 Professionalism and Ethics of Croatian Journalists = 157
• 12 The Public View of Democracy and the Press = 167
• 13 Role of the International Community = 177
• 14 Technology : Catalyst for Change = 201
• Appendix A : Journalists Killed during the War = 219
• Appendix B : Text of Meeting between Secretary of State Madeleine K. Aibright and Independent Media Representatives, Zagreb, Croatia, August 30, 1998 = 225
• For Further Reading = 235
• Index = 239