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historical and transnational perspectives
Pt. 1. Setting the parameters -- Introduction: Tracing patterns, linkages and evidence -- pt. 2. Pioneers and emerging commercial tensions -- France: pioneering the popular newspaper brand and the female market -- France and Britain: cultural citizenship and the rise of consumer society -- pt. 3. Labour movement roots and the politics of exclusion -- French India: from private to public sphere -- Britain: collective organisation, public communications and the vote -- pt. 4. Cultural citizenship and direct action -- Britain: apocalypse and press as a double-edged sword -- British India: women and the hegemonic colonial press.
Jane L. Chapman, Professor of Communications, Lincoln University, UK.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Palgrave studies in the history of the media