The Right to Media? A contextualization of the rights of national minorities in the field of media and information within the framework of international legislation, charters and declarations

E. H. G. Jones; R. Williams

The Right to Media? A contextualization of the rights of national minorities in the field of media and information within the framework of international legislation, charters and declarations

E. H. G. Jones, R. Williams

Department of Theatre, Film and Television Studies

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Original language	English
Publisher	Federal Union of European Nationalities
Publication status	Published - 24 May 2008

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