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GAZETTE VOL. 60(6): 549-550 COPYRIGHT © SAGE PUBLICATIONS LONDON. THIOL SAND OAKS & NEW DELILE (00160-5492 ( 1998 12)60:6:549-550:000337 INDEXT O VOLL ME 60 1998 Articles Braman, Sandra, The Right to Create: Cultural Policy in the Fourth Stage of the Information Society, 60 fH): 77-91 Bublic, John Mo and Srinivasan Sitaraman, Mediated mages of International l nderstanding The Case of India and the lnited States. 60.6: 477 91 Chalaby. Jean K.. Political Communication in Presidential Regimes in) Non-Consolidated Democracies: \ Comparative Perspective, 60.5): 433° 49 Collins, Richard, Public Service and the Media Economy: European Trends in the Late L990s 60.5 : 363 76 Dyson, Rose \., Media Literacy: Who Needs it and What Does it Mean?, 60:2 Editorial6,0 1:5 6:602: 131 2 First, Anat. Who is the Enemy? The Portrayal of Arabs in Israeli Television News, 60.5: 239° 51 Fuller, Linda K.. Saving Stories: \ Goal of the Cultural Environment Movement: 60 2 9 55 Gerbner, George, Introduction: W hy the Cultural Environment Movement’, 602: 133 8 Ghaffari-Farhangi. Sétareh. The Era of Global Communication as Perceived by Muslims.6 0 4 267-80 Gilboa, Eytan, Secret Diplomacy in the Television Age. 603: 211 25 Halloran, James D.. Ethnic Minorities and Television: \ Stady of Use, Reactions and Prefer ences, 60:4: 305 2sy 4 Hills, Jill, Liberalization, Regulation and Development: Telecommunications, 60.6: 459° 76 Jacobson, Thomas L.. Discourse Ethies and the Right to Communicate, 605: 395 413 Renny, James F., Peripheral Vision: \ Perspectiveo n Foreign and U rban-Centre Television from Rural Philippines60,. 4: 281 305 Kole. Ellen S.. Myths and Realities in Internet Discourse: l sing ¢ omputer Networks for Data Collection and the Beijing World Conference on Women, 60 4: 343 60 Leung, Louis, see Wei, Ran Li, Nigen and Charles St Cyr, Human Rights in China: \ Pawn of'a Political Agenda? \ Content Analysis of 7he New dork Times 1987 96.606: 531 47 Lubbers. Marcel, Peer Schee pers and Fred Wester, Ethnic Minorities in Dutch Newspapers 1990 95: Patternosf Criminalization and Problematization, 60.5: 415 31 Moring. Tom and Jussi Salmi, Public Service Radio Programming for Minority Langu in ( Audiences) in a Competitive Market: The Case of the Swedish-Speaking Minority in Finland, 60:4: 325 42 Patiwael, Marqueérite, see Valkenburg, Patti M. Phillipson, Robert. see Skutnabb-KangasTo.v e Raboy, Mare. Public Broadeasting and the Global Framework of Media Democratization. 60 2 167 80 Salmi. Jussi. sce Moring. Tom Scheepers, Peer, see Lubbers, Marcel Schiller, Herbert L.. Living in the Number | Society, 60.2: 181 96 Sitaraman, Srinivasan, sce Bublie. John M. Skutnabb-Kangas. love and Robert Phillipson, Language in Human Rights. G0 1:27 46 St Cyr, Charles. see Li, Nigen Symonides, Janusz, The Implementation of Cultural Rights by the International Community, 601.7 GAZETTE VOL. 60 NO.6 Valkenburg, Patti M. and Marquerite Patiwael, Does Watching Court TY “Cultivate” People’s Per- ceptionso f ¢ rime?, 60/3): 227 38 Venturelli, Shalini, Cultural Rights and World Trade Agreements in the Information Society, 601: 47 76 Weaver. David H.. see Wu. Wei Wei, Ran and Louis Leung, \ Cross-Societal Study on the Role of the Mass Media in Political Socialization in China and Taiwan, 60.5: 377-9 Wester, Fred. see Lubbers, Marcel Wu, Haoming Denis, Geographic Distance an ‘wWspape er of Canada and Mexico. 60:3): 253 63 Wu. Haoming Denis, Investigating the Determinants of International News Flow: A Meta- Analvsis. 60:6): 493. 512 Wu. Wei and David IL. Weaver, Making Chinese Journalists for the Next Millennium: The Pro- fessionalization of Chinese Journalism Students, 606 -:15213 2 90 Documentation Section Agenda for \etion, 60:2: 202 4 Convention on the Rights of the Child Declaorf tahe tPriincoiplnes of International Cultural Co-Operation60,: 1:98 100 List of InternHuamatn iRioghtns al Instruments and Numberso f Ratifieati 60 1: 102.5 List of Regional Human Rights Instruments. 60: | Mexico City Declaration on Cultural Policies, 60: | People’s ¢ ommunication Charter, 60.2: 197 200 Provisions on Cultural Rights in Convention nternational Covenant o1 onomiuc, Social and Cultural Rights. 60:1: 100-1 Recommendation on Partic Ipation in Cultural Life and their Contri- bution to t, 601: 111-24 Resolution 26C3.1.D. Preservation and Enhancement of the Cultural Heritage. 60 1: 111 Support to Cultural and Educational Activities Undertaken by Public Service Broadcasting, Media Professionals and Journalisttos Redu io in the Media. 60 124-5 The Universal Declaration of Human Rigt Viewers’ Declaration of Independence: World Conference Report ol the orld Commission o ulture and Development ‘Our Creative Diversity. tbN ESCO, 1995