World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943

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World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943

Summary

World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 is a chapter[1].

Key Facts

  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 authored the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — author (P50): Terhi Rantanen[2].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's instance of is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — instance of (P31): chapter[3].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's publisher is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — publisher (P123): LSE Press[4].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's copyright license is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — copyright license (P275): Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International[5].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's place of publication is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — place of publication (P291): London[6].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's DOI is recorded as 10.31389/LSEPRESS.WMF.D[7].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's part of is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — part of (P361): Dead men’s propaganda: ideology and utopia in comparative communications studies[8].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's language of work or name is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — language of work or name (P407): English[9].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's publication date is recorded as +2024-05-06T00:00:00Z[10].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's main subject is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — main subject (P921): propaganda[11].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's main subject is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — main subject (P921): mass media[12].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's main subject is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — main subject (P921): marketing[13].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's work available at URL is recorded as https://doi.org/10.31389/lsepress.wmf.d[14].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's Library of Congress Classification is recorded as P[15].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's published in is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — published in (P1433): Dead men’s propaganda: ideology and utopia in comparative communications studies[16].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's title is recorded as World War II comparative communications[17].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's subtitle is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943[18].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's copyright holder is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — copyright holder (P3931): Terhi Rantanen[19].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's copyright status is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[20].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's online access status is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — online access status (P6954): open access[21].
  • World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's access restriction status is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — access restriction status (P7228): open access[22].

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World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's part of is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — part of (P361): Dead men’s propaganda: ideology and utopia in comparative communications studies[8].

Designation and Status

World War II comparative communications: the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943's instance of is recorded as the institutionalisation of ideology by policy scientists, émigré scholars and the military, 1940–1943 — instance of (P31): chapter[3].

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