Grandeur et destin de la vieille Europe, 1492-2004, Jean-Marie Le Breton

SUMMARY NGOs Communication : Are States to be Concerned ? Governments frequently complain that their international and diplomatic agenda is partially determined by Non-Governmental Organisations’ (NGOs) priorities and the media pressure that usually goes along with it. However, is there a general...

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منشور في: 2004
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spelling cairn-RIS_056_0119nRISRevue internationale et stratégique https://shs.cairn.info/revue-internationale-et-strategique-2004-4-page-119n?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/ris.056.0119n Grandeur et destin de la vieille Europe, 1492-2004, Jean-Marie Le Breton Nivet, Bastien2004 fre Revue internationale et stratégique | 56 | 4 | 2004-12-01 | p. 119n-139n | 1287-1672 RIS_05637 SUMMARY NGOs Communication : Are States to be Concerned ? Governments frequently complain that their international and diplomatic agenda is partially determined by Non-Governmental Organisations’ (NGOs) priorities and the media pressure that usually goes along with it. However, is there a general NGOs agenda towards governments ? Or even a media-related NGOs pressure ? On the other hand, NGOs communication campaigns, initially intended to fund raising, tend more and more to supervise journalists and the information they convey. Could it be said then that NGOs have established a favourable media framework related to their priorities ?Cairn free access
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description SUMMARY NGOs Communication : Are States to be Concerned ? Governments frequently complain that their international and diplomatic agenda is partially determined by Non-Governmental Organisations’ (NGOs) priorities and the media pressure that usually goes along with it. However, is there a general NGOs agenda towards governments ? Or even a media-related NGOs pressure ? On the other hand, NGOs communication campaigns, initially intended to fund raising, tend more and more to supervise journalists and the information they convey. Could it be said then that NGOs have established a favourable media framework related to their priorities ?
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Grandeur et destin de la vieille Europe, 1492-2004, Jean-Marie Le Breton
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title Grandeur et destin de la vieille Europe, 1492-2004, Jean-Marie Le Breton
title_short Grandeur et destin de la vieille Europe, 1492-2004, Jean-Marie Le Breton
title_full Grandeur et destin de la vieille Europe, 1492-2004, Jean-Marie Le Breton
title_fullStr Grandeur et destin de la vieille Europe, 1492-2004, Jean-Marie Le Breton
title_full_unstemmed Grandeur et destin de la vieille Europe, 1492-2004, Jean-Marie Le Breton
title_sort grandeur et destin de la vieille europe, 1492-2004, jean-marie le breton
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