Authoritarian Journalism: Controlling the News in Post-Conflict Rwanda

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The book explores the crisis of credibility in journalism, specifically through the lens of Rwanda's media landscape. It investigates whether the field can rejuvenate itself with internal efforts or external support from global journalism entities. Through extensive fieldwork, the author, Ruth Moon, concludes that globalization fails to transform local practices and instead reinforces existing boundaries, illustrating the challenges of enacting meaningful change in journalism worldwide.