From “Compatriots” to “Aliens”: The Changing Coverage of Migration on Russian Television
<p dir="ltr">This article analyzes an anti‐immigration campaign evident in 2012 and 2013 on the two main Russian state‐aligned television channels, Channel 1 and Rossiia. This campaign marked a significant departure from the earlier coverage of migration‐related issues by these broad...
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| Main Author: | VERA TOLZ (19686928) (author) |
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| Other Authors: | SUE‐ANN HARDING (19686931) (author) |
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2015
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