The Media Grapple with Presidential Elections in Uganda since 1962

Zusatztext

This book is organized into four main sections: introduction; theoretical and conceptual perspectives; discussion of key issues, challenges, and prospects; and conclusion. Chapter 1 (introduction) covers: background, statement of the problem, and methodology. Chapter 2 (theoretical and conceptual perspectives) reviews the major mass communication theories, constructs, and variables. Chapter 3 (discussion of key issues, challenges, and prospects) provides an empirical discussion of issues or cases. It offers quantitative analysis backed by evidence based on analytical data. Chapter 4 (conclusion) is a synthesis of findings discussed in tandem with recommendations. The book contains a number of important photos as well as Kampala city landmarks.

Autorenportrait

Prof. Wilson Okaka is a Ugandan who is very interested in public communication campaigns and policy communication research. He received education and training in: Journalism and Communication from: Uganda, UK,and the USA.Okaka belongs research, media, and scientific networks. He has travelled to states in Africa, Asia,Europe, and USA.

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