| Sumario: | This doctoral thesis by Beatriz Elena Fonseca Muñoz explores the production of Cuban radio dramas, offering a theoretical and methodological framework for understanding and projecting their creation. The study delves into the phases of scriptwriting, consultation, recording, and distribution within Cuban media organizations, viewing these processes through the lens of the Frankfurt School, cultural studies, and the political economy of communication. By analyzing the cultural industry of radio drama production, the work seeks to provide a comprehensive understanding of the medium’s role in Cuban society. It introduces the concept of 'work culture' to organize the features and mediations inherent in this production process. The research is aimed at academics and professionals interested in media communication and cultural studies.
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