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  1. Livingston College, USA

    John Crothers Pollock (assistant professor of political science and sociology and adjunct professor of journalism and urban communications) & James Lee Robinson (assistant professor of political science)

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  1. John Crothers Pollock
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He is senior editor of Studies in Comparative International Developmentand the author of The Politics of Crisis Reporting: American Journalism and Foreign Affairs (forthcoming).

His research interests focus on urban and ethnic politics. He is the coauthor of an article on media coverage and the abortion controversy forthcoming in Journalism Quarterly.

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Pollock, J.C., Lee Robinson, J. Reporting rights conflicts. Soc 15, 44–47 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02701670

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