Propaganda, disinformation and hate models of media and communication in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Investigative Journalism

Propaganda, disinformation and hate models of media and communication in Bosnia and Herzegovina

This research analyzes propaganda, disinformation and hate models of media and communication in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its aim is to give an overview of the structural elements in the production, distribution and use of these models and their influence on and support to the existing ethno-national tensions and divisions.

Authors: Anida Sokol

Publisher: MEDIACENTAR Sarajevo, SEENPM Tirana, i Mirovni institut Ljubljana

Language: English

Publication year: 2020

Format: PDF

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