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Andrej Školkay. “An Analysis of Media Legislation: The Case of Slovakia,” International Journal of
Communications Law & Policy 2 (Fall/Winter 1998/99), 13 pg.
Andrej Školkay. “The Fight over Public Broadcasting in the First Year of Slovak Independence,” South
East European Monitor 3:5 (1996), pp. 23-31.
Andrej Školkay. “The Influence of Mass Media on the Results of the Slovak Parliamentary Elections
1994,” in Sona Szomolányi & Grigorij Meseznikov, eds., Slovakia: Parliamentary Elections 1994 (1995),
pp. 182-99.
Andrej Školkay. “Journalists, Political Elites & the Post-Communist Public: The Case of Slovakia,” Journal
of Communist Studies & Transition Politics 12:4 (December 1996), pp. 61-81.
Andrej Školkay. “The Media & Political Communication in the Election Campaign,” in Martin Bútora,
Grigorij Mesežnikov, Zora Bútorová & Sharon Fisher, eds., The 1998 Parliamentary Elections &
Democratic Rebirth in Slovakia (Bratislava: Institute for Public Affairs, 1999), pp. 111-33.
Andrej Školkay. “The Media & Political Communication in Slovakia in the Late 1990s,” in Nóra
Schleicher, ed., Communication Culture in Transition (2000), pp. 155-86.
Andrej Školkay. “Professionalization of Post-Communist Journalists,” Sociológia (Slovak Sociological
Review) 30:3 (1998), pp. 311-36.
Andrej Školkay. “Role of the Media in Politics & Society in Slovakia After the Collapse of Communism,”
Ph.D., Comenius University, 1998.
Andrej Školkay. “Slovakia,” in David L. Paletz & Karol Jakubowicz, eds., Business as Usual: Continuity &
Change in Central & Eastern European Media (Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 2002), pp. 279-99.
Andrej Školkay. “When Innocent Words were Sharp Swords: The Intellectual & Literary Press in the Early
Years of Communism in Slovakia,” in Olaf Mertelsmann, ed., Central & Eastern European Media under
Dictatorial Rule & in the Early Cold War (2011), pp. 183-96.
Antónia Štensová & Peter Štarchoň. “Selected Aspects of Political Marketing in Slovakia,” Central
European Journal of Communication 2:2 (Fall 2009), pp. 319-28.
Slávka Tomaščíkova. “British Situation Comedy & the Consciousness of New Class Differences in
Slovakia,” European Journal of English Studies 14:3 (December 2010), pp. 207-20.
Andrej Tušer. “Changes in the Slovak Press (1989-1995),” Phillip J. Glenn & Otakar Šoltys, eds., Media
‘95: Experience & Expectations – Five Years After (1996), pp. 89-92.
Andrej Tušer. “The European Character of the Slovak Regional & Local Press,” Human Affairs 8:1
(1998), pp. 44-56 and 8:2 (1998), pp. 182-92.
Jozef Vatrál. “The Slovak Journalism Education Landscape,” in Georgios Terzis, ed., European
Journalism Education (2009), pp. 491-99.
Laszlo Vincze & Jake Harwood. “TV Language, Cultivation, and Perceived Vitality of Hungarians in
Slovakia, Communication Research Reports 29:4 (October-December 2012), pp. 266-73.
Juraj Vojtek. “[Slovak] Journalism Education,” Zbornik Filozofickej fakulty Univerzity Komenskeho--
Zurnalistika 21-22 (1995), pp. 21-31.
Juraj Vojtek. “On the Conception of Journalism Education at the Faculty of Arts, Comenius University of
Bratislava,” in Vojtek, ed., Journalism and Journalism Education in a Free Society (1993), pp. 28-30.
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