Evolving Newspapers & the Shaping of an Extradition: Jamaica on the Cusp of Change

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Evolving Newspapers & the Shaping of an Extradition: Jamaica on the Cusp of Change

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The evolution and impact of journalism in the developing world remains largely under-explored, especially in the Caribbean. This case study explores the role of the 21st century daily newspaper in Jamaica, during a period where the country endured its first widespread national crisis in almost three decades. This thesis deconstructs the coverage of Jamaica’s two daily newspapers and the role of civil society during the nine months prior to the extradition of alleged transnational drug dealer ...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Doctoral

Date created

2014

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Lewis, Ghislaine Leslyn

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http://hdl.handle.net/10092/9759

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Jamaica / newspapers / civil society / political economy / garrisons / Christopher Coke / journalism

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