Media Polarization and Media (Dis)Trust in Albania

Investigative Journalism

Media Polarization and Media (Dis)Trust in Albania

The current research aims to provide a glimpse of the public perception of the media and the trust issues existing in Albania, as well as an explanation by media professionals and their own view on the relationship between the public and professionalism, against the background of hate narratives.

Authors: Ilda Londo

Publisher: Peace Institute, Ljubljana and Media Institute, Tirana

Language: English

Publication year: 2021

Format: PDF

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