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《Behavioral & Social Sciences Librarian》2013,32(1-2):93-100
No abstract available for this article. 相似文献
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Michael H. Prosser 《Communication Studies》2013,64(4):262-271
As United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Stevenson, with the assistance of his staff, analyzed and prepared to address three widely varied audiences: the primary audience, his fellow diplomats; his secondary audience, representatives of the world press and the radio and television media; and a spontaneous and ever‐changing group of daily visitors. To influence these audiences and to seek the widest level of support and the least antagonism for American policies, Stevenson had to concern himself with their functions, attitudes, and loyalties. 相似文献
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Amalia Monroe 《资料收集管理》2013,38(2):83-100
During the spring and summer of 2008 the University of Kansas (KU) Libraries conducted a collection evaluation study on the serial sales publications issued by United Nations (UN) specialized agencies. After a checklist was compiled, KU holdings were compared to the list to develop a record of UN specialized agency serial publication holdings at KU. The goal was to identify both electronic and print holdings within this specific collection. The project also sought publications that were freely available electronically for the purpose of expanding the KU international government information collection while increasing neither the serials budget nor the physical size of the collection. 相似文献
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《Journal of Business & Finance Librarianship》2013,18(4):51-60
Abstract United Nations Home Page Reviewed by Esther Gil. World Bank Group Reviewed by Zaida Díaz. 相似文献
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《Journal of Government Information》1996,23(4):530-531
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Brian Cozen 《Critical Studies in Media Communication》2017,34(4):329-343
In the summer of 2013, the United Nations and NBC began a season-long collaborative campaign involving the primetime television series Revolution (2012–2014), a show about the global loss of electricity, to promote the former’s energy resource campaigns. The two entities collaboratively produced various texts and events encouraging audiences to learn more about United Nations energy initiatives and how people throughout the world lack consistent access to electricity. This essay offers a close, rhetorical reading of the collaboration’s paratexts, examining stated responses from actors, creators, interviewers, and panel participants within this content. In particular, I argue that contact between the paratexts and the “formative” text (that of the show’s narrative) can encourage viewers to think about electricity from the perspective of their own material practices, dependencies, and fears over losing the technological world. I examine how these invested viewers interpreted the United Nations’ efforts through such commitments. Naming a fictive world, and its feared loss, as metonymic of energy politics illustrates how meaning, emotion, and texts circulate, while also implicating the use of celebrity platforms for sociopolitical issues such as energy access. 相似文献
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《Journal of Government Information》1995,22(6):595-618
Although most of the documents covered in this column were published in 1994, the year we are completing as we read this is 1995. 1995 was set aside by the United—Nations as a Year of Tolerance, in addition to being the time for the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the year the United Nations was founded. We look back on all the good that organization has done throughout those years and look forward with the hope that countries will increase their support for it in the future to help promote a lasting peace on the planet.Both 1994 and 1995 saw some significant events for the European Union as well as groundwork laid for four more countries to accede into the Union Austria, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. This bodes well for the future of the organization, along with the continuing lessening of restrictions between country borders and continuing movement toward monetary union.The dominant themes in international documents for 1994 centered on development, the newly emerging Eastern European states and Asia, education and literacy, cities and their problems, and population issues.Mention should be made also of the large number of international documents that are now becoming available in electronic format, either online or on CD-ROM. Only two are abstracted in this year's column, but the practice is definitely increasing. It will be interesting to follow this development in the months and years to come.The Index to international Statistics (Congressional Information Service, Inc.) provides addresses of the international governmental organizations' (IGOs') headquarters and United States distributors.The columnists wish to express appreciation to Paula Hinton (PH), Social Science Reference Librarian, Walter Royal Davis Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 27599 and Mary Gay Anderson (MGA), University of Florida Library, 241 Library West, Gainesville, Florida 32611, for their contributions. 相似文献
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《Journal of Government Information》1999,26(6):764-766
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In this study, we examined framing in the U.S. and Chinese press coverage of the Fourth United Nations Conference on Women and the Non-Governmental Organizations Forum in Beijing in 1995. This study had 2 objectives: (a) to systematically assess the coverage of this global feminist event and the extent to which its critical areas of concern were communicated to the public, and (b) to illuminate the dynamics of framing in a comparative context and contribute to its further theoretical development. Employing quantitative and qualitative methods, this study found evidence of the operation of an anticommunist and an antifeminist frame in the U.S. coverage. Under the influence of dominant ideology, the U.S. coverage of the conference focused considerably on an extended criticism of China as a communist nation. The goals of the global feminist movement and their critical areas of concern appeared to hold far less immediacy and salience for the U.S. press than the need to assert dominant U.S. values. On the other hand, under the influence of communist ideology, the Chinese coverage reflected a proequality frame and a strong focus on the critical issues of concern to the global feminist movement. Despite the existence of a propagandistic emphasis on the country's extensive preparations as conference host as well as efforts to defend against Western criticism, nationalistic praise for China was far more subtle than originally expected. 相似文献