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Reporting On Reporters: Self-Perceptions Of Journalists Towards Their Job Identity In Private Newspapers In Egypt
The main target of this study is to draw a comprehensive portrait of self-perceptions among journalists towards their occupation, through applying the quantitative method of distributing surveys to gather and compare views from journalists working at the four major, most widely-read private newspape...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2019
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