The media and international affairs after the Cold War
著者
書誌事項
The media and international affairs after the Cold War
（Wilton Park papers, 74）
H.M.S.O, 1993
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注記
"Report based on Wilton Park Conference 394: 21-26 March 1993 in association with the Freedom Forum Media Studies Centre, Columbia University, New York. The Media, International Affairs and the Post Cold War World: How Instant Publicity Influences Foreign Policy"
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In the "new world disorder" the media is no longer forced to see world events through the prism of East-West relations. While media coverage is still strongly influenced by foreign policy, the media for the first time has a chance to set its own agenda and determine what is really important for viewers and readers: inter alia the environment, refugees, migration and drugs. Whereas during the Cold War foreign policy priorities set the international media agenda, today the situation is often reversed.
目次
- Introduction
- How the media covers international affairs - an American view
- War and the media
- The impact of television on foreign policy
- The limits to media influence on foreign policy
- Case studies of media influence on policy
- Cross-frontier broadcasting.
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