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The paper proposes a study of broadcasting in one of the most tightly   isolated regimes of the communist Eastern Bloc, beyond the paradigms of radio   as a pure propaganda medium and of radio history as pure institutional   history. Instead of a macro-history from above, this contribution proposes an   ethnographically grounded micro-perspective alongside the lines of “audience   studies”, informed by “oral history” methods. It proposes focusing on the   social effects of radio listening and, in a broader perspective, on how radio   broadcasting was embedded into larger modernization agendas of the regime of   Enver Hoxha

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