Culture, Power And Representation: Construction Of National Culture On State-Run Television In India, 1982 1998. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Culture, Power And Representation: Construction Of National Culture On State-Run Television In India, 1982 1998

The state and politics have significantly influenced the institution of television in India. But, despite the recent proliferation of literature on mass media, the political history of state-run broadcasting, particularly television, remains unexamined. Most studies have dealt either with the general history of broadcasting or the post-1991 satellite television boom, ignoring the political contexts of the1980s ? a period that witnessed both rapid growth and development of state-run television and political instability in the Indian States of Assam, Kashmir and Punjab.

Sanjay Asthana, associate professor of journalism at the Middle Tennessee State University, earned his Ph.D. in Journalism and Mass Communication in 2003 from the University of Minnesota. Dr. Asthana is the author of the book, Innovative Practices of Youth Participation in Media published by UNESCO, Paris in 2006.