Media and public policy
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Media and public policy
（Praeger series in political communication）
Praeger, 1993
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [213]-228) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Political scientists and media specialists accept the commonplace assumption that the mass media have a profound and direct impact on virtually every aspect of the political process, yet remarkably few systematic studies examining the relationship between media and policy exist. Media and Public Policy brings together 15 prominent scholars who focus analytic attention on the underexamined connection between the media and public policymaking.
Part I, which addresses theoretical perspectives, includes a chapter on media impact on the political status quo by leading expert Doris A. Graber and another on newsmaking and policymaking by Julio Borquez. Part II, Media and Domestic Policy, includes chapters on FCC decisions (Wenmouth Williams, Jr.), understanding public policy through news broadcasts (Marion Just and Ann Crigler), the role the media plays in economic development and agenda setting (Michael Hawthorne), and media and the right to privacy (Dean Alger). Jerry and Michael Medler contribute a chapter about media images as environmental policy, and Montague Kern examines the rhetoric of public policy issues in mass media elections. In the final section, Robert Sahr and Patrick O'Heffernan discuss mass media and U.S. foreign policy processes in two chapters, and Holli Semetko and Edie Goldenberg examine how AIDS reporters in several countries use the media to affect policymaking.
目次
Introduction: Defining the Media-Policy Link by Robert J. Spitzer Theoretical Perspectives Media Impact on the Political Status Quo--What is the Evidence? by Doris A. Graber Newsmaking and Policymaking: Steps Toward a Dialogue by Julio Borquez Media and Domestic Policy Impact of Commissioner Background on FCC Decisions , 1975-1990 by Wenmouth Williams, Jr. Bringing the Distant Close: Learning About South Africa From the News by Marion Just and Ann Crigler The Media, Economic Development, and Agenda Setting by Michael R. Hawthorne The Media, the Right to Privacy and Judicial Policy-Making: Rethinking Conceptual Foundations by Dean E. Alger Media Images as Environmental Policy by Jerry F. Medler and Michael J. Medler The Advertising Driven "New" Mass Media Election and the Rhetoric of Policy Issues: The 1990 Gantt-Helms Senate Race by Montague Kern Media and Comparative-Foreign Policy Dimensions Credentialing Experts: The Climate of Opinion and Journalist Selection of Sources in Domestic and Foreign Policy by Robert Sahr AIDS Reporting in the United States and Britain: What Reporters Know and What They Think the Public Knows by Holli A. Semetko and Edie N. Goldenberg Mass Media and U.S. Foreign Policy: A Mutual Exploitation Model of Media Influence in U.S. Foreign Policy by Patrick O'Heffernan Bibliography Index
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