Libertad de expresión y la televisión en Rusia

Peter Pomerantsev habla con Declan Johnston sobre la libertad de expresión en Rusia y el rol de la televisión rusa.

Peter Pomerantsev, Senior Fellow del Instituto Legatum y autor de Nothing is True and Everything is Possible (Nada es verdad y todo es posible), discute sobre la libertad de expresión y el rol de la televisión en la formación de narrativas y la argumentación de la realidad en Rusia.

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Debate sobre la Libertad de Expresión es un proyecto de investigación del Programa Dahrendorf de Estudios para la Libertad en el St Antony's College de la Universidad de Oxford. www.freespeechdebate.ox.ac.uk

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