Do the Media Govern?

Politicians, Voters, and Reporters in America

Häftad, Engelska, 1997

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Beskrivning

This comprehensive reader is the first book dealing with the media and American politics that brings together the perspectives of academics, reporters, commentators, campaign consultants, and policy advocates. The contributions blend together the best social science research on political communication with the expertise of some of this country's leading journalists and political consultants. Unlike most other treatments, this volume covers the full range of research issues, including the forces that influence the production of news stories, the relationship between reporters and elected officials, the use of the media in political campaigns, the effects of news presentations on public opinion, and the increasing importance of the mass media in the policy process. This thorough book provides coverage of everything from the Gulf War to journalistic code and will be valuable for courses in political communication, public opinion, and related undergraduate courses.

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Edited volume, most pieces not written for this book. Iyengar is a very well known political scientist; Reeves is a tv political commentator/journalist. Contributors are all big names (the usual "all-star lineup"). Book and part introductions provide thorough pedagogy for students. Biggest market in Intro Am. Govt (about 800,000 students take this course each year). Roughly half of these courses use readers like Iyengar in addition to core text.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:1997-03-20
Mått:152 x 228 x 29 mm
Vikt:790 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:488
Upplaga:1
Förlag:SAGE Publications
ISBN:9780803956063

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Innehållsförteckning

The Brave New World of Media Politics - Richard ReevesPART ONE: REPORTERS, REPORTING AND THE BUSINESS OF NEWSOverview - Richard ReevesThe Socialization of Reporters - Lou CannonThe American Journalist in the 1990s - David H Weaver and G Cleveland WilhoitCovering the OJ Trial - Bill BoyarskyShow and Tell - Rita BraverReporters Meet Politicians on Larry King LiveOliver Stone and History - Richard ReevesCombat Stories - Richard Cohen et alSound-Bite News - Daniel C HallinTelevision Coverage of ElectionsThe US Media - Ben BagdikianSupermarket or Assembly Line?Three Blind Mice - Ken AulettaRaiding the Global Village - Ken AulettaThe Business of Television News - Jeff GreenfieldPART TWO: REPORTERS AND PUBLIC OFFICIALS: WHO USES WHOM?Overview - Richard ReevesCracking the News Code - W Lance BennettSome Rules That Journalists Live ByPress Theory and Journalistic Practice - William A DormanThe Case of the Gulf WarLying - Benjamin BradleeThe Theodore H White Lecture at Harvard UniversityWho Uses Whom? - Daniel SchoorThe Theodore H White Lecture at Harvard UniversityPART THREE: MEDIA-BASED POLITICAL CAMPAIGNSOverview - Shanto IyengarAre Media Campaigns Effective? - Larry Bartels et alShifting Perspectives on the Effects of Campaign Communication - Stephen Ansolabehere, Shanto Iyengar and Adam SimonThe Media - Kim F Kahn and Edie N GoldenbergObstacle or Ally of Feminists?Women as Political Candidates - Celinda Lake, Linda DiVall and Shanto IyengarWas 1992 the Year of the Woman?Voter Learning in the 1992 Presidential Campaign - Samuel L PopkinCampaigning and the Press - John R PetrocikThe Influence of the CandidatesDoes Attack Advertising Demobilize the Electorate? - Stephen Ansolabehere et alPART FOUR: THE EFFECTS OF NEWS ON THE AUDIENCE: MINIMAL OR MAXIMAL CONSEQUENCESOverview - Shanto IyengarPolitical Knowledge in Comparative Perspective - Michael D Dimock and Samuel L PopkinA Paradigmatic History of Agenda-Setting Research - Everett M Rogers, William B Hart and James W DearingThe News Media and the Pictures in Our Heads - Maxwell McCombs and George EstradaNews Coverage of the Gulf Crisis and Public Opinion - Shanto Iyengar and Adam SimonA Study of Agenda-Setting, Priming, and FramingThe Anatomy of News Media Priming - Joanne M Miller and Jon A KrosnickFraming Responsibility for Political Issues - Shanto IyengarThe Case of PovertyModern Racism and Images of Blacks in Local Television News - Robert M EntmanCrime in Black and White - Franklin Gilliam et alThe Violent, Scary World of Local NewsA Model of Communication Effects at the Outbreak of the Gulf War - John R ZallerPART FIVE: THE USE OF MEDIA IN THE POLICY PROCESSOverview - Shanto IyengarThe Theory and Practice of Going Public - Sam KernellGoing Public in Undemocratic Polities - Richard AndersonMedia Attention and Congressional Agendas - Frank R Baumgartner, Bryan D Jones and Beth L LeechPress Briefing by Press Secretary - Mike McCurryOctober 12 1995Remarks by President Bill Clinton at the Second Americorps Swearing-In CeremonyOctober 12 1995Going Less Public - Jarol B ManheimManaging Images to Influence US Foreign PolicyPutting Media Effects Research to Work - Michael PertschukLessons for Community Groups Who Would Be HeardTalking Back, Ernie Pyle Style - Susan BalesFraming the Framers - Vincent Schiraldi and Dan MaccalairChanging the Debate over Juvenile Crime in San FranciscoAdvocate′s Guide to Developing Framing Memos - Liana Winett