| dc.description.abstract | The current publication, published by the UNESCO Chair at the University of
Gothenburg in collaboration with Nordicom, may be seen as a follow-up to these earlier titles. It is based on research in the Nordic countries, but many
of the studies are global in nature and the results of collaborations between
researchers from many parts of the world. Several of the articles also contain
valuable reflections and second thoughts.
It is hoped that these articles by Nordic researchers will contribute to
knowledge development in the field as well as to global and regional discussions
about freedom of expression, press freedom and the role of journalists, and communication rights in contemporary societies – in an era of globalization and digitization. | sv |
