• Changing notions of political community through subnational communication 

  Hudson, Heidi (University of the Free State, 2004)

  This article seeks to address the question whether, in the face of growing dominance of globalisation, political communities will become less nationalistic and state-centric. The focus is on conceptually redefining the ...

• Mbeki's HIV/AIDS policy communication: the beliefs and behaviours of a South African community 

  Kiwanuka-Tondo, J.; Amico, R.; De Wet, G.; Fisher, J.; Cornman, D. (University of the Free State, 2004)

  In South Africa by 2002, the number of people living with HIV had risen to 4. 7 million with JI% of the population infected. About 25% of the pregnant women in South Africa are HIV positive, and hundreds of infants are ...

• Communication implications of workers' perceptions in the manufacturing industry regarding condom use 

  Jordaan, Christina (University of the Free State, 2004)

  The regular use of condoms is one of the most effective ways to prevent infection with HIV. The efficacy of the condom as instrument to combat infection is, however, negatively impacted upon by popular (mis)perceptions. ...

• Poster themes in Bloemfontein during the 2004 general election campaign 

  De Wet, Johann C. (University of the Free State, 2004)

  This article essentially focuses on the political poster as a medium for political communication and as a propaganda medium during an election campaign. An introductory discussion is followed by an analysis of the thematic ...

• The promotion of neo-conservatism through contemporary Hollywood film with reference to Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan (1999) 

  Jordaan, Danie (University of the Free State, 2004)

  This article proposes that current mainstream Hollywood film deliberately espouses a kind of neo-conservatism, replacing the apocalyptic pessimism typical of the so-called crisis cinema of the eighties. One might welcome ...

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