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9781568026350

Mass Media and American Politics

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    9781568026350

  • ISBN10:

    1568026358

  • Edition: 6th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-10-01
  • Publisher: Cq Pr

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Doris A. Graber is professor of political science at the University of Illinois at Chicago

Table of Contents

Tables, Figures, and Boxes
xi
Preface xv
Media Power and Government Control
1(32)
Political Importance of Mass Media
2(4)
Functions of Mass Media
6(7)
Effects of Mass Media
13(5)
Who Should Control News Making?
18(6)
Models of the News-Making Process
24(5)
Summary
29(4)
Ownership, Regulation, and Guidance of Media
33(26)
Control and Ownership: Public and Semipublic
34(4)
Patterns of Private Ownership
38(10)
Government Regulation of the Media
48(7)
Summary
55(4)
Press Freedom and the Law
59(33)
Access to the Media
60(8)
Access to Information
68(8)
Individual Rights Versus the Public's Right to Know
76(11)
Summary
87(5)
News Making and News Reporting Routines
92(45)
Profile Sketch of American Journalists
93(6)
Gatekeeping
99(18)
Effects of Gatekeeping
117(10)
Appraising the News-Making Process
127(3)
Summary
130(7)
Reporting Extraordinary Events
137(22)
Four Crises
138(2)
Media Responses and Roles
140(14)
Covering Pseudo-Crises
154(1)
Summary
155(4)
The Media as Policymakers
159(36)
The Ethics of Melding Political Activism with Journalism
160(1)
Manipulative Journalism in Perspective
161(1)
Muckraking Models
162(9)
Beyond Muckraking: Journalists as Political Actors
171(4)
Agenda Building
175(9)
Documentaries and Docudramas
184(2)
Methods: Fair and Foul
186(3)
Summary
189(6)
Media Impact on Attitudes and Behavior
195(40)
Differential Effects of Print and Broadcast News
196(2)
The Role of Media in Political Socialization
198(3)
Patterns in Socialization
201(2)
Choosing Media Stories
203(4)
Learning Processes
207(3)
Learning Effects: Knowledge and Attitudes
210(9)
Learning Effects: Behavior
219(6)
Summary
225(10)
Elections in the Internet Age
235(36)
The State of Research
236(1)
The Consequences of Media Politics
237(11)
Media Content
248(11)
Media Effects
259(6)
Summary
265(6)
The Struggle for Control: News from the Presidency and Congress
271(39)
The Adversarial Relationship
272(4)
The Media and the Executive Branch
276(18)
The Media and Congress
294(10)
Summary
304(6)
Covering the Justice System and State and Local News
310(32)
The Media and the Courts
310(10)
Covering State and Local Affairs
320(7)
The Contents of Subnational News
327(9)
Summary
336(6)
Foreign Affairs Coverage
342(39)
The Foreign News Niche
343(1)
Making Foreign News
344(25)
Appraising Foreign News Making
369(1)
Exporting News
370(3)
Summary
373(8)
Trends in Media Policy
381(32)
Dissatisfaction with the Media
382(6)
The Impact of New Technologies
388(15)
The Shape of the Future
403(5)
Summary
408(5)
Index 413

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