Carolina Matos Knihy

Focusing on media development and democratization in Brazil, the book examines the evolution of journalism from the end of the dictatorship in 1985 to the current market-driven press. It delves into the interplay between journalism and political democracy, highlighting the challenges and limitations faced during Brazil's transition to democracy. Aimed at readers interested in Latin American politics, history, and media, it emphasizes the crucial role of the press in shaping democratic processes and the complexities involved in this journey.

Focusing on the intersection of communications and policy, Carolina Matos investigates how feminist and health NGOs globally are enhancing discussions around reproductive health amid challenges to women's rights. The book delves into the strategies these organizations employ to influence public discourse and promote gender equality, highlighting the critical role of communication in shaping health policies.

Combining feminist media studies, sociology, and development studies, this book argues for feminist theory and media studies to become more inclusive, strengthening international feminisms and transnational networks of solidarity and support.