This study analyzes the existing relationships between the communications media, electoral campaigns and the sensation of insecurity.
Such relationships are explained through the experience of the last presidential election campaign held in Venezuela. First, a contextual and theoretical framework is developed to later explain how insecurity has become the main theme on the public agenda in the country.
This study analyzes the existing relationships between the communications media, electoral campaigns and the sensation of insecurity.
Such relationships are explained through the experience of the last presidential election campaign held in Venezuela. First, a contextual and theoretical framework is developed to later explain how insecurity has become the main theme on the public agenda in the country.
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