PUBLIC BROADCASTERS IN AUTONOMOUS REGIONS - DAGMARA GŁUSZEK-SZAFRANIEC

The book "Public Broadcasters in Autonomous Regions" by Dagmara Głuszek-Szafraniec is a fascinating journey through the intricacies of media policy in Spain. The author analyzes the role and functioning of public media in autonomous regions such as the Basque Country, Catalonia, and Galicia, showing their influence on shaping regional identity and intercultural dialogue. It is a must-read for anyone interested in media, politics, and regionalism.

• Comparative analysis of media systems in the autonomous regions of Spain
• Influence of public media on shaping regional identity
• Role of media in intercultural dialogue and social integration
• Case study of the Basque Country, Catalonia, and Galicia
• Political science and media studies perspective
• Current challenges and development prospects of public media
• Extensive bibliography and source materials

The book by Dagmara Głuszek-Szafraniec is the result of years of research and analysis that the author conducted in archives and libraries in Spain and Poland. The publication is a valuable source of knowledge for students, researchers, and practitioners dealing with media, politics, and regionalism. The author presents in an accessible and understandable way complex issues related to the functioning of public media in autonomous regions, showing their role in shaping regional identity and intercultural dialogue.

This publication is particularly important in the context of the current challenges facing public media in Europe and the world. The author analyzes current problems and development prospects of public media, showing their role in building a civil society and democracy. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the role of media in shaping the modern world.

The Publishing House of the University of Silesia, which published this book, is known for publishing high-quality scientific works from various fields. The book "Public Broadcasters in Autonomous Regions" is another item in the rich publishing offer of the University of Silesia, which will certainly interest a wide audience.

This book is not only an analysis of media systems, but also a story about the people who create public media in the autonomous regions of Spain. The author shows their passion, commitment, and determination in striving to build a civil society and democracy. It is a read that inspires and encourages reflection on the role of media in shaping the modern world.