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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2144/970
The Boston University College of Communication (COM) is dedicated to the proposition that the free flow of ideas and accurate information is vital to the development and improvement of democratic societies. The College mission is to provide an educational center of excellence focused on teaching, research and service in the study and professional practice of communication. To accomplish its mission, the faculty and students maintain high standards of scholastic achievement and establish rigorous professional communication skill training to prepare students for successful careers.
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COM: Scholarly Works [68]
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Post-truth public diplomacy: a detrimental trend of cross-national communication and how open societies address it
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Assessing China's news coverage and soft power in Latin America in the wake of the Belt and Road Initiative (2013–2021)
(SAGE Publications, 2023-02)This study assesses the impact of China's mediated communication strategies implemented in Latin America from 2013 to 2021. We content-analyzed the press coverage about China in nine countries and unveiled tones, topics, ... -
Nation branding as a modern expression of colonialism in Latin America: a focus on Chile, Colombia, and Peru
(University of Southern California, 2022-07-01)Since the 2000s, several Latin American governments have launched nation branding campaigns to internationally promote the exports, foreign direct investment, and tourism offerings of their countries. This study examines ... -
Online beam current estimation in particle beam microscopy
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Greeley, Fuller & Marx: "a world in need of change"
Horace Greeley, publisher of the 19th C New York Tribune, employed both Margaret Fuller and Karl Marx as European correspondents for his newspaper, the largest-circulating paper in the US. -
Twenty queers of Madame Satã
(University of California Press, 2022-09-01)FQ contributing editor Bruno Guaraná reviews the significance of the Brazilian director Karim Aïnouz’s groundbreaking Madame Satã on the occasion of the film’s 20th anniversary. Guaraná argues that Madame Satã was a film ... -
At the edges of sleep
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Diverse teams: sharpening student-run public relations agency efforts
(2022-05-02)The value of PRLab and student experiences, and how diversity makes the experience and client work stronger. -
TV snapshots
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Queer African cinemas
(University of California Press, 2022-06-01)
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