Poland’s Journalists, Professionalism and Politics.pdf

POLAND'S JOURNALISTS

PROFESSIONALISM AND

POLITICS

Soviet and East European Studies: 66

Editorial Board

Ronald Hill (General editor), Judy Batt, Michael Kaser,

Anthony Kemp-Welch, Margot Light, Alastair McAuley,

James Riordan, Stephen White

Soviet and East European Studies, under the auspices of Cambridge Uni-

versity Press and the British Association for Soviet, Slavonic and East

European Studies (BASSEES), promotes the publication of works pre-

senting substantial and original research on the economics, politics,

sociology and modern history of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.

Soviet and East European Studies

69 CHRIS WARD

Russia's cotton workers and the New Economic Policy

Shop-floor culture and state policy 1921-1929

68 LASZL6 CSABA

Eastern Europe in the world economy

67 MICHAEL E. URBAN

An algebra of Soviet power

Elite circulation in the Belorussian Republic 1966-1986

66 JANE L. CURRY

Poland's journalists: professionalism and politics

65 MARTIN MYANT

The Czechoslovak economy 1948-1988

The battle for economic reform

64 XAVIER RICHET

The Hungarian model: markets and planning in a socialist economy

63 PAUL G. LEWIS

Political authority and party secretaries in Poland 1975-1986

62 BENJAMIN PINKUS

The Jews of the Soviet Union

The history of a national minority

6l FRANCESCO BENVENUTI

The Bolsheviks and the Red Army, 1918-1922

60 HIROAKI KUROMIYA

Stalin's industrial revolution

Politics and workers, 1928-1932

59 LEWIS SIEGELBAUM

Stakhanovism and the politics of productivity in the USSR, 1935-1941

58 JOZEF M. VAN BRABANT

Adjustment, structural change and economic efficiency

Aspects of monetary cooperation in Eastern Europe

$J ILIANA ZLOCH-CHRISTY

Debt problems of Eastern Europe

56 SUSAN BRIDGER

Women in the Soviet countryside

Women's roles in rural development in the Soviet Union

55 ALLEN LYNCH

The Soviet study of international relations

54 DAVID GRANICK

Job rights in the Soviet Union: their consequences

Series list continues on p. 299

POLAND'S JOURNALISTS

PROFESSIONALISM AND

POLITICS

JANE LEFTWICH CURRY

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Poland's journalists : professionalism and politics / Jane Curry.

p. cm. - (Soviet and East European studies)

Bibliography.

Includes index.

ISBN 0-521-36201-6

1. Journalists - Poland - Biography. 2. Journalism - Political

aspects - 19th century - Poland. 3. Journalism - Social aspects - 19th

century - Poland. 4. Journalistic ethics - Poland. 5. Mass media -

Political aspects - Poland. I. Title. II. Series.

PN5355.P6C8 1989

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