Lights, Camera, War: Is Media Technology Driving International Politics?
Jan 1996 · Johanna Neuman
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An experienced journalist shatters the myth that today's communications technology has an undue political influence, showing that throughout history new media technologies, from moveable type to the Internet, have blended with, but not radically changed, the way diplomacy works.
An experienced journalist shatters the myth that today's communications technology has an undue political influence, showing that throughout history new media technologies, from moveable type to the Internet, have blended with, but not radically changed, the way diplomacy works.
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Johanna Neuman is a writer, historian and journalist who has covered the major institutions of Washington -- from the White House, to Congress, to the State Department -- and believes in the primacy of people in making a difference. She is currently at work on her next book, about the women's suffrage movement in New York.
Johanna Neuman is a writer, historian and journalist who has covered the major institutions of Washington -- from the White House, to Congress, to the State Department -- and believes in the primacy of people in making a difference. She is currently at work on her next book, about the women's suf...
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