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This chapter questions if and how political communication is being used as a tool to build national identity in Mozambique, a country deeply divided in socio-economic, cultural and political terms. Focusing on Armando Guebuza’s Open and Inclusive Presidencies, it aims to present a picture of Mozambique regarding the following entwined issues: (1) the political system, including the electoral system and political participation trends; (2) the media system, including the media landscape and media ownership; and (3) the government communication structure and strategies.
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Political Communication Mozambique Political Public Relations
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Gonçalves G., Mapanzene S.N.J.M. (2018). Communicating Politics and National Identity: The Case of Mozambique. In: Mutsvairo B., Karam B. (eds) Perspectives on Political Communication in Africa (pp. 129-141), Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.
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Palgrave Macmillan