Beyond agenda setting: information subsidies and public policy
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BookSeries: Communication and infromation science: a series of monographs, treatises, and textsPublication details: New Jersey Ablex Publishing Corporation 1982Description: xi, 243 pISBN: 9780893910969Subject(s): Mass media - Political aspects - United States | Communications in politics - United States | Policy scienceDDC classification: 302.2340973 Summary: This volume describes the use of mass media and other communication channels by corporations, bureaucrats, politicians and consumer advocates to influence the development and implementation of public policy in areas of science, technology and social service delivery. It provides answers to the critical question--who sets the media agenda, how, and for what purposes. This book is the first to reveal the degree of inequality that exists between participants in any policy debate. (http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Agenda-Setting-Information-Communication/dp/0893910961)
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| 301.44 C2 Caste in question: identity or hierarchy? | 302 S9A7 The art of social theory | 302.23 P8 Public policy and mass media: the interplay of mass communication and political decision making | 302.2340973 G2B3 Beyond agenda setting: information subsidies and public policy | 303.372 S6 Social justice and public policy: seeking fairness in diverse societies | 303.482 A8C4 Changing Indian society | 303.4820922 C6F4 Fifty key thinkers on globalization |
Includes index
This volume describes the use of mass media and other communication channels by corporations, bureaucrats, politicians and consumer advocates to influence the development and implementation of public policy in areas of science, technology and social service delivery. It provides answers to the critical question--who sets the media agenda, how, and for what purposes. This book is the first to reveal the degree of inequality that exists between participants in any policy debate. (http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Agenda-Setting-Information-Communication/dp/0893910961)
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