Information Policy of Municipalities in the Context of the Coronavirus Pandemic (on the Example of the City District of Troitsk)

Student: Sablin Semen

Supervisor: Olga Molyarenko (Moliarenko)

Educational Programme: Public Administration (Bachelor)

Final Grade: 8

Year of Graduation: 2020

The paper analyzes the legislation regulating the information policy of the city district of Troitsk, and the changes that occurred to it during the pandemic. Interviews with heads of mass media, deputies and employees of the press service of the city district administration allow you to identify problems, contradictions, causes and features of changes that have occurred in the information policy, to provide information policy subjects with recommendations for further development.

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