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The below given list of books and authors are the famous books and written by renowned journalist. The list are designed on the basis of asked questions in the previous year of UGC-NET exam. So, all the famous books and their authors are separated and listed for you in order to crack the exam of any mass communication entrance exam. I hope you will like and get benefit of it in upcoming exams of UGC-NET or other. Books Author Beyond the lines: An Autobiography Kuldeep Nayyar In jail Kuldeep Nayyar Tales of Two cities Kuldeep Nayyar India after Nehru Kuldeep Nayyar India house Kuldeep Nayyar The Judgment: Inside story of emergency Kuldeep Nayyar Tragedy of Punjab: Operation Blue Star Kuldeep Nayyar Distant Neighbors: A tale of subcontinent Kuldeep Nayyar Scoop Kuldeep Nayyar The Good, The Bad, and The Ridiculous Khuswant Singh The Portrait of a lady Khuswant Singh Death at my Door Step Khuswant Singh Train to Pakistan Khuswant Singh A history of Sikhs Khuswant Singh I Shall not hear the nightingale Khuswant Singh Why I supported the emergency Khuswant Singh The End of India Khuswant Singh We Indians Khuswant Singh Land of five rivers Khuswant Singh Obama’s wars Bob Woodward Bush at war Bob Woodward Plan of attack Bob Woodward The price of politics Bob Woodward The Final days Bob Woodward All the president’s Men Bob Woodward Waters of hope B. G Verghese Winning The Future B. G Verghese Namesake Jhumpa lahidi Social marketing Philip kotler Handbook of public Relation Philip Lessely Handbook of public Relation Sam Black Mass media and national development Wilbur Schramm Asian drama Gurnal Mirdal The passing of Traditional society Daniel Learner The Social Construction of Reality Peter L. Berger and Thomas Luckman The war of the worlds H.G wells Understanding Media: The Extension of Man Marshall McLuhan The Gutenberg GalaxyMarshall McLuhan Media Ecology Marshall Mac Luhan No Full stops in India Mark Tully India in Slow Motion Mark Tully The heart of India Mark Tully Non-stop India Mark Tully 26/11: The Attack on Mumbai Veer Sanghvi Men of Steel Veer Sanghvi Rude Food Veer Sanghvi India Then and Now Veer Sanghvi Communication for Development: One World, Multiple Culture Jan Servaes Designing message for development communication: An Audience Participation Bella Mody Devi Mrinal pande Daughter’s Daughter Mrinal Pande The Subject is Woman Mrinal Pande My own Witness Mrinal Pande A bend in the River V S Naipaul Half a Life V S Naipaul Magic Seeds V S Naipaul A Congo Diary V S Naipaul Anticipating India Shekhar Gupta Island of Blood Anita Pratap Corporate Media, Elite Media Noam Chomsky Public Opinion Walter Lippman Meaning of Meaning I A Richards Media Ecology Jurgen Habermas The Media Equation Byron Reeves Chitra Rabindranath Tagore Devdas Sarat Chandra Chatterjee Durgesh Nanidini Bankim Chandra Chaterjee Gandevata Tara Shankar Bandopadhyay Crystallising Public Opinion Edward L Bernays The Power of Corporate Communication Paul A Argenti Effective Public Relations Scott M Cutlip Public Relation Strategy Sandra Oliver Wealth of NationsAdam Smith Part-2 Books Authors Power Plays John Fiske Power Works John Fiske Understanding Popular Culture John Fiske Reading the Popular John Fiske Television Culture John Fiske Cultural Autonomy in Global Communication Cees Hamelink Finance and Information Cees Hamelink The Technology Gamble Cees Hamelink The End of Ideology Daniel Bell The Coming of Post-Industrial Society Daniel Bell The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism Daniel Bell The Overstory Richard Powers Mind Without Fear Rajat Gupta Changing India Dr. Manmohan Singh We are Displaced Malala Yusufzai Every Vote Counts Navin Chawla The Third Wave Alvin Toffler Television : The Critical View Horace Newcomb Culture Inc Herbert Schiller Seeing and Believing Greg Philo Desperately Seeking Audience Ien Ang Warrior of the Fourth Estate B. G Verghese Future Shock Alvin Toffler The Road Ahead Bill Gates India’s Newspaper Revolution Robin Jeffrey Small is Beautiful E. F. Schumacher Indian Media Business Vanita Kohli The World is Flat Thomas Friedman Aeropagitica John Milton On Liberty John Stuart Mill. Men, Media and Messages Wilbur Schramm India on Television Nalin Mehta The Postmodern Condition J. F Lyotard The agents of Power: The Role of the News Media in Human Affairs J. H Altschull Development of UnderdevelopmentAndre Gunder FrankCommunication NetworksE. M RogersThe Rise of Network SocietyManuel CastellsNew Left ReviewStuart HallCulture and SocietyRaymond WilliamsEmpire and CommunicationHarold Innis

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