Titlebook: Soviet and Russian Press Coverage of the United States; Press, Politics and Jonathan A. Becker Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

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Introductionas did many old European and recent Latin American, African and Asian rulers. It also did not envision the press serving as a free marketplace of ideas, nor as a fourth estate, roles it supposedly fulfils in modern Western democracies. The press in the Soviet Union was assigned a more transformative

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The Russian Press and Images of the United Statesr the fall of the Soviet Union. The goal of the chapter is to outline implications of the transition towards a free press system for the print media and analyze how these changes, and particularly Russia’s search for a new identity, have influenced the press’s depiction of the United States. It will