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TEACHING JOURNALISTS TO SAVE THE PROFESSION

A critical assessment of recent debates on the future of US and Canadian journalism education

Isabel MacdonaldCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 745-764 | Published online: 17 Feb 2007

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David Bockino. (2017) Indian field notes: new institutionalism and journalism education. Asian Journal of Communication 27:3, pages 267-284.
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Michael Camp. (2012) The J-School Debate: Is the Timing Finally Right for University Journalism Programs and the Rest of the University Community to Work Together?. The Journal of General Education 61:3, pages 240-263.
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Chalet Kay Seidel. (2008) Professionalizing the Student Body: Uptake in a Nineteenth Century Journalism Textbook. Linguistics and the Human Sciences 3:1.
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