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THIS ARTICLE EXAMINES THE VARIABLES THAT AFFECT THE PRESS-PRESIDENTIAL RELATIONSHIP, INCLUDING NEWS PROCESSES AND VALUES, AND THOSE RELATING TO THE LESS FREQUENTLY CONSIDERED DOMESTIC POLITICAL ENVIRONMENT. COMPARISONS ARE DRAWN BBETWEEN THE KENNEDY AND THE CARTER PRESIDENCIES, WHICH VARIED IN THE MEDIA'S OWN ROLE CONCEPTION, PRESIDENTIAL PRESS STRATEGIES, AND PUBLIC AND PRESS EVALUATIONS OF THE NEED FOR A STRONG PRESIDENCY. DESPITE KENNEDY'S ADVANTAGES IN THESE AREAS, PERIODS OF PRESIDENTIAL DIFFIICULTY WITH THE PRESS HAVE LONG COINCIDED WITH PERIODS OF POLICY REVIEW AND DOMESTIC POLITICAL DEBATE. KENNEDY ADMINISTRATION DATA ARE ELABORATED IN A FORTHCOMING BOOK BY MONTAGUE KERN, PATRICIA W. LEVERING, AND RALPH B. LEVERING, THE KENNEDY CRISES: THE PRESS, THE PRESIDENCY AND FOREIGN POLICY (UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA PRESS, CHAPEL HILL, N.C., 1984). UNDER CONDITIONS OF INTERNAL DIVISION AND DOMESTIC DEBATE GENERATED BY MAINLINE POLITICIANS AND INTEREST GROUPS, POLICY HAS FREQUENTLY FOLLOWED THE MAJOR LINES OF CRITICISM VISIBLE IN THE PRESS. CONVERSLY, IN THE ABSENCE OF THESE FACTORS, THE PRESIDENCY CLEARLY DOMINATES THE MEDIA.

The main objective of this article is to study the participation of adolescent girls in the context of child labor in drug trafficking. Its more specific aims involve studying the theoretical intersections between gender and child labor in the context of the full protection of adolescent girls; describing the special legal protection against the exploitation of child labor in drug trafficking; and analyzing the context of child labor by adolescent girls in drug trafficking based on data from socio-educational care. The research poses the following question: how do issues of gender affect the context of child labor in drug trafficking? In answering the question, the work employs the deductive approach and monographic procedure methods alongside techniques derived from bibliographic and documental research. The main results found by the study were the need to produce local diagnoses with a focus on child labor in drug trafficking, as well as to improve the annual surveys carried out by Sinase [the Brazilian National System of Socio-Educational Care].

Every other year, the ACRL Research Planning and Review Committee produces a document on top trends in higher education as they relate to academic librarianship. Topics in this edition of ACRL Top Trends will be familiar to some readers who will hopefully learn of new materials to expand their knowledge. Other readers will be made aware of trends that are outside of their experience. This is the nature of trends in our current technological and educational environments: change is continual, but it affects different libraries at different rates. The 2018 top trends share several overarching themes, including the impact of market forces, technology, and the political environment on libraries.