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Analysis of President Arroyo’s homepage |
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Portraying PGMA |
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Web Site of Philippines President Arroyo |
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Identifying a PGMA Web Site Narrative: ? Language and Paronomasia |
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A U.S.-Centric Theme |
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Philippines Domestic Narrative |
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Summary of PGMA Web Site Emerging Narrative |
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Country Overview: Latvia |
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Analysis of Latvian President Freiberga’s homepage |
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General Observations: homepage of Latvian President Vaira Vike-Freiberga |
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Identifying a Latvian Presidential Web Site Narrative |
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Legitimacy and Language |
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A Narrative of Assimilation |
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The Human Narrative |
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The President’s Family |
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Riga Castle’s Playground |
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A Game |
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Summary |
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Country Overview: Nigeria |
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Analysis of Nigerian President Obasanjo—s homepage |
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General Observations: homepage of Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo |
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Identifying a Nigerian PresidentialWeb Site Narrative: Achievement |
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President Obasanjo—s Comparative StrategyWith Use of Two-Sided Messages |
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Open Storefront, Empty Shelves |
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Summary: The Static Hopeful Narrative |
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Country Overview: Russia |