Author: BOGOVA H1.
Communicology. 2017. Vol.5. No.1
BOGOVA Hristina, Doctor of philosophy, Lecturer on European communication practice, Persuasive communication, Organization and management of social processes at the University of Library Studies and information technologies, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Abstract. Today the mass media are forming a new level of relations between the countries, creating a global infrastructure and penetrating almost all spheres of international life. The modern world obeys unwritten rule: the actual event is only real when it is told by the media and presented appropriately to a wide audience. Regardless of the fact that diplomacy is a relatively conservative area, the major media and global change cannot circumvent it. It is they – the media are supposed to play a fundamental role in international relations reflection. This article discusses how the media reflect the foreign policy of Bulgaria, what value they had at the national and international level in the period 2010 – 2016 years.
Key words: foreign policy, mass media, international relations, society, Republic of Bulgaria
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For citation: Bogova Н. Mass media and reflection of the foreign policy of the republic of Bulgaria. – Communicology. Volume 5. No. 1. P.156–163 DOI 10.21453/2311-3065-2017- 5-1-156–163
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Communicology. 2017. Vol.5. No.1
BOGOVA Hristina, Doctor of philosophy, Lecturer on European communication practice, Persuasive communication, Organization and management of social processes at the University of Library Studies and information technologies, Sofia, Bulgaria.
Abstract. Today the mass media are forming a new level of relations between the countries, creating a global infrastructure and penetrating almost all spheres of international life. The modern world obeys unwritten rule: the actual event is only real when it is told by the media and presented appropriately to a wide audience. Regardless of the fact that diplomacy is a relatively conservative area, the major media and global change cannot circumvent it. It is they – the media are supposed to play a fundamental role in international relations reflection. This article discusses how the media reflect the foreign policy of Bulgaria, what value they had at the national and international level in the period 2010 – 2016 years.
Key words: foreign policy, mass media, international relations, society, Republic of Bulgaria
Text: PDF
For citation: Bogova Н. Mass media and reflection of the foreign policy of the republic of Bulgaria. – Communicology. Volume 5. No. 1. P.156–163 DOI 10.21453/2311-3065-2017- 5-1-156–163
References
1. Alynd, G., S. Verba. Civil culture. Sofia, 1998. (In Bulgarian).
2. Parvanova, M. Transformation of values in modern Bulgarian. Sophia : letters On pismeneh,
2013. (In Bulgarian).
3. Blonde-Mol Stefan, Ingov Ivo. Introduction to journalism. Sofia : East –West, 2012. (In
Bulgarian).
4. Ivaylo Znepolski New press and the transition. Hard constituirse the fourth power. Sophia :
«Citizen», 1997. (In Bulgarian).
5. Ingov Ivo. Media between freedom, politics and business. Sofia : Institute of modern politics,
2011. (In Bulgarian).
6. Keane, John. The media and Democracy. Sophia : TEAK“, 1999. (In Bulgarian).
7. Panarin I.N. Informatsionnaya voina I mirovaya politika. M., 2006. [Panarin I.N. Information
war and world politics. Moscow. 2006]. (In Russ.).
8. Panarin I.N. Informatsionno-politicheskiye tekhnologii. M., 2003. [Panarin I.N. Information-
political technologies. Moscow. 2003]. (In Russ.).
9. Collins, R., Kristina Murroni., New Media, New Policy. London, 1996.
10. Collins. R. Media and Identity in Contemporary Europe. Bristol. 2002.
