Virtual Theme Collection: Journalism and Media in Latin America

Amado A. Waisbord S. (2018). Journalists and media ownership: Practices and professional conditions of argentine journalism. Brazilian Journalism Research, 14(2), 364–383.

Enghel F. Becerra M. (2018). Here and there: (Re)situating Latin America in international communication theory. Communication Theory, 28(2), 111–130.

Hughes S. Márquez-Ramírez M. (2017). Examining the practices that Mexican journalists employ to reduce risk in a context of violence. International Journal of Communication, 11(23), 499–521.

Mitchelstein E. Andelsman V. Boczkowski P. J. (2019). Joanne Public vs. Joe Public: News sourcing and gender imbalance on argentine digital media. Digital Journalism, 7, 1311–1327.

Polit G. (2019). Unwanted witnesses: Journalists and conflict in contemporary Latin America. University of Pittsburgh Press.

Waisbord S. (2019). The vulnerabilities of journalism. Journalism, 20(1), 210–213.

Chaffee S. H. Gomez-Palacio C. Rogers E. M. (1990). Mass communication research in Latin America: Views from here and there. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 67(4), 1015–1024.

Correa T. (2009). Does class matter? The effect of social class on journalists’ ethical decision making. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 86(3), 654–672.

Hawkins E. T. Hawkins K. A. (2003). Bridging Latin America’s digital divide: Government policies and Internet access. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 80(3), 646–665.

Knudson J. W. (1996). Licensing journalists in Latin America: An appraisal. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 73(4), 878–889.

Kodrich K. (2002). Finding a new way: Nicaraguan newspapers in a globalized world. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 79(1), 101–120.

Mellado C. Van Dalen A. (2017). Challenging the citizen–consumer journalistic dichotomy: A news content analysis of audience approaches in Chile. Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 94(1), 213–237.