- Wiley Online Library
... attitudes, shape their issue positions, and influence their affect. Furthermore, the media may also influence the judgments that people make about where those with differing views stand. Journalistic reports that are high in news value tend to emphasize conflicts and irreconcilable differences betwe ...
... attitudes, shape their issue positions, and influence their affect. Furthermore, the media may also influence the judgments that people make about where those with differing views stand. Journalistic reports that are high in news value tend to emphasize conflicts and irreconcilable differences betwe ...
Four Ways We Can Improve Policy Diffusion Research
... make a contribution to the diffusion literature itself. Second, we can try to use the insights of diffusion research to learn something new about other phenomena. Usually, a project will pursue only one of these questions. Researchers should be clear which one it is. Making a substantive contributio ...
... make a contribution to the diffusion literature itself. Second, we can try to use the insights of diffusion research to learn something new about other phenomena. Usually, a project will pursue only one of these questions. Researchers should be clear which one it is. Making a substantive contributio ...
How Are We to Govern Ourselves? The Engagement of Citizens in
... Municipal governments in Ontario have become the crucible within which a plethora of change is being heated to new intensity. The arena where local policy is made has become incontrovertibly volatile as public cynicism about politicians and citizen insistence that they be involved with government, m ...
... Municipal governments in Ontario have become the crucible within which a plethora of change is being heated to new intensity. The arena where local policy is made has become incontrovertibly volatile as public cynicism about politicians and citizen insistence that they be involved with government, m ...
- Lancaster EPrints
... transaction cost analysis, for example, there has been growing interest in forms of economic coordination which conform neither to pure markets nor to unitary corporate hierarchies (on the market-hierarchy distinction in this context, see, classically, Coase 1937; Williamson 1975; Williamson 1985). ...
... transaction cost analysis, for example, there has been growing interest in forms of economic coordination which conform neither to pure markets nor to unitary corporate hierarchies (on the market-hierarchy distinction in this context, see, classically, Coase 1937; Williamson 1975; Williamson 1985). ...
86th Annual Convention Southern States Communication
... Chair: Mary Grace Antony, Schreiner University Multicultural Images as Strategic Communication: A Visual Content Analysis and Expansion of Multicultural Public Relations Theory** Melissa Adams, North Carolina State University Romancing the Serb: Temporality & Visualism in Narrative Journalism Matea ...
... Chair: Mary Grace Antony, Schreiner University Multicultural Images as Strategic Communication: A Visual Content Analysis and Expansion of Multicultural Public Relations Theory** Melissa Adams, North Carolina State University Romancing the Serb: Temporality & Visualism in Narrative Journalism Matea ...
July 1, 2007 14:59 WSPC/169
... five things. First, opinion leaders are not news stations. They also discuss politics and are influenced by their fellows. Second, this theory does not detail how opinion leaders differ from ordinary citizens; it is likely that they are similar in their exposure to relevant media content and in their i ...
... five things. First, opinion leaders are not news stations. They also discuss politics and are influenced by their fellows. Second, this theory does not detail how opinion leaders differ from ordinary citizens; it is likely that they are similar in their exposure to relevant media content and in their i ...
Hybridity, or the Cultural Logic of Globalization
... strategic rhetoric (Nakayama and Krizek, 1995), aiming in part to become a leading theory not only in international communication but also in the study of the cultural dimensions of globalization. I therefore argue that hybridity is the cultural logic of globalization—hence the title of this book1 — ...
... strategic rhetoric (Nakayama and Krizek, 1995), aiming in part to become a leading theory not only in international communication but also in the study of the cultural dimensions of globalization. I therefore argue that hybridity is the cultural logic of globalization—hence the title of this book1 — ...
Chapter 14: Integrated Marketing Communication Strategy
... create the most effective and efficient communications program possible. The following six criteria can be used to help determine whether communications are truly integrated. Coverage – Coverage is the proportion of the audience that is reached by each communication option employed, as well as how m ...
... create the most effective and efficient communications program possible. The following six criteria can be used to help determine whether communications are truly integrated. Coverage – Coverage is the proportion of the audience that is reached by each communication option employed, as well as how m ...
Chapter 34 Public Participation in Biosafety Issues
... An awareness and sense of the known issues, questions and concerns related to biosafety in a country helps participants to identify the knowledge they have that is relevant, and thus to inform policy. It is an iterative process. Public participation and public awareness are thus intrinsically linked ...
... An awareness and sense of the known issues, questions and concerns related to biosafety in a country helps participants to identify the knowledge they have that is relevant, and thus to inform policy. It is an iterative process. Public participation and public awareness are thus intrinsically linked ...
creating an `architecture of listening`
... best, often poorly, and sometimes not at all. Few ‘walk the talk’ of two-way communication, dialogue, conversation, engagement, consultation, collaboration, and relationships. Listening, which requires (1) recognition of others’ rights and views; (2) acknowledgement; (3) paying attention; (4) interp ...
... best, often poorly, and sometimes not at all. Few ‘walk the talk’ of two-way communication, dialogue, conversation, engagement, consultation, collaboration, and relationships. Listening, which requires (1) recognition of others’ rights and views; (2) acknowledgement; (3) paying attention; (4) interp ...
creating an `architecture of listening` in organizations
... best, often poorly, and sometimes not at all. Few ‘walk the talk’ of two-way communication, dialogue, conversation, engagement, consultation, collaboration, and relationships. Listening, which requires (1) recognition of others’ rights and views; (2) acknowledgement; (3) paying attention; (4) interp ...
... best, often poorly, and sometimes not at all. Few ‘walk the talk’ of two-way communication, dialogue, conversation, engagement, consultation, collaboration, and relationships. Listening, which requires (1) recognition of others’ rights and views; (2) acknowledgement; (3) paying attention; (4) interp ...
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... But by itself, outcomes measurement cannot guarantee better accountability and citizen participation. Measuring results is a complex analytical enterprise. In Europe, the multilateral surveillance system used by the OMC means that the “watchdog job” of looking at whether participating Member States ...
... But by itself, outcomes measurement cannot guarantee better accountability and citizen participation. Measuring results is a complex analytical enterprise. In Europe, the multilateral surveillance system used by the OMC means that the “watchdog job” of looking at whether participating Member States ...
Saturday - Southern States Communication Association
... Mike’s book and continuing scholarship on hate speech is particularly significant at this moment in our cultural and political history. Mike will address the role of innovations in communication technology, research and pedagogy that may help us to more productively and civilly communicate in our li ...
... Mike’s book and continuing scholarship on hate speech is particularly significant at this moment in our cultural and political history. Mike will address the role of innovations in communication technology, research and pedagogy that may help us to more productively and civilly communicate in our li ...
Populist Political Communication in Europe
... Several chapters point to the importance of economic and political processes, such as the continuing globalization and integration of EU member states. These processes have in turn triggered a series of subsidiary factors— such as cuts to welfare provision and loss of national sovereignty—which mig ...
... Several chapters point to the importance of economic and political processes, such as the continuing globalization and integration of EU member states. These processes have in turn triggered a series of subsidiary factors— such as cuts to welfare provision and loss of national sovereignty—which mig ...
Ruthann Weaver Lariscy, Professor - Grady College
... Lariscy, Ruthann Weaver, Elizabeth Johnson Avery, Kaye D. Sweetser & Pauline Howes (2009). “An Examination of the Role of Online Social Media in Journalists’ Source Mix,” Public Relations Review 35:314-316. Tinkham, Spencer F., Ruthann Weaver Lariscy & Elizabeth Johnson Avery (2009). “Political Adve ...
... Lariscy, Ruthann Weaver, Elizabeth Johnson Avery, Kaye D. Sweetser & Pauline Howes (2009). “An Examination of the Role of Online Social Media in Journalists’ Source Mix,” Public Relations Review 35:314-316. Tinkham, Spencer F., Ruthann Weaver Lariscy & Elizabeth Johnson Avery (2009). “Political Adve ...
The Concepts of Democracy and Governance - Kamla
... people’s right to participate in making the decisions that affect them, Imam (1991) argues that: Democracy must include the right of people to have their own aspirations and programmes, not only in political life, but also in economic, cultural, religious and other aspects of life. In other words, d ...
... people’s right to participate in making the decisions that affect them, Imam (1991) argues that: Democracy must include the right of people to have their own aspirations and programmes, not only in political life, but also in economic, cultural, religious and other aspects of life. In other words, d ...
Global diffusion of interactive networks: The impact of culture
... networks, such as cellular telephony, is seen as a status symbol and would therefore be effected by power distance. Again, the implications of power distance on the diffusion of interactive networks is inconclusive. Although the effect power distance has on the speed of diffusion is unclear, researc ...
... networks, such as cellular telephony, is seen as a status symbol and would therefore be effected by power distance. Again, the implications of power distance on the diffusion of interactive networks is inconclusive. Although the effect power distance has on the speed of diffusion is unclear, researc ...
A Discussion Paper on Aid and Good Governance
... programs are concerned with public sector management, public administration, downsizing of bureaucracy and the privatization of state-owned companies. Without belittling the importance of these measures, the fact remains that such a narrow approach cannot help in understanding the myriad issues rela ...
... programs are concerned with public sector management, public administration, downsizing of bureaucracy and the privatization of state-owned companies. Without belittling the importance of these measures, the fact remains that such a narrow approach cannot help in understanding the myriad issues rela ...
"Telling the Truth:" Dietrich Bonhoeffer`s Rhetorical
... contingent and situation dependent, in the way that rhetoric is predominantly conceived of as context-dependent communication. Moreover, rhetoric encompasses the normative vision of human sociality Bonhoeffer casts, such that his understanding of communication shares with rhetoric not only an emphas ...
... contingent and situation dependent, in the way that rhetoric is predominantly conceived of as context-dependent communication. Moreover, rhetoric encompasses the normative vision of human sociality Bonhoeffer casts, such that his understanding of communication shares with rhetoric not only an emphas ...
Mapping Media and Communication Research: France
... laboratories, foundations, associations, and academic journals within Infocom. Also, some of the most important private research agencies and companies are introduced. The last section of the chapter presents the basic funding sources for Infocom. The third chapter gives an account of the main appro ...
... laboratories, foundations, associations, and academic journals within Infocom. Also, some of the most important private research agencies and companies are introduced. The last section of the chapter presents the basic funding sources for Infocom. The third chapter gives an account of the main appro ...
A Powerful Public Sphere? - VBN
... the theory recognizing the need for greater practical basis on a lower level of abstraction than it prescribes. The conceptual expansion of the theory has to take place in confrontation with empirical material and not through principles of theoretisation (1999: 263). The two authors’ suggestion invo ...
... the theory recognizing the need for greater practical basis on a lower level of abstraction than it prescribes. The conceptual expansion of the theory has to take place in confrontation with empirical material and not through principles of theoretisation (1999: 263). The two authors’ suggestion invo ...
Critical Political Economy of Communication and
... division at the heart of the debate is a problem for a critical understanding of communication, culture, and media. The treatment of culture, and particularly the subjective signifying activities of consumers of culture (or, audiences), as a separate realm from the economy with which political econo ...
... division at the heart of the debate is a problem for a critical understanding of communication, culture, and media. The treatment of culture, and particularly the subjective signifying activities of consumers of culture (or, audiences), as a separate realm from the economy with which political econo ...
Images of Media Power: The Third-Person Effect and the Shaping of
... increased over time. This process can be characterized as the medialization of politics and this picture of modern politics views the mass media as extremely powerful. To a large extent the mass media seem to set up the political agenda, influences people’s pictures of politics and forces the politi ...
... increased over time. This process can be characterized as the medialization of politics and this picture of modern politics views the mass media as extremely powerful. To a large extent the mass media seem to set up the political agenda, influences people’s pictures of politics and forces the politi ...
Meaning makers make it: Ambivalence about
... Doubt is our product since it is the best means of competing with the 'body of fact' that exists in the mind of the general public (quoted in Michaels, 2005). This quote has been used to suggest how the indeterminacy of meaning might serve various ends. A margin of ambiguity, in some cases, might in ...
... Doubt is our product since it is the best means of competing with the 'body of fact' that exists in the mind of the general public (quoted in Michaels, 2005). This quote has been used to suggest how the indeterminacy of meaning might serve various ends. A margin of ambiguity, in some cases, might in ...
Social Media and Politics: Twitter Use in the Second
... no surprise that politicians are using these channels of mass communication and marketing to influence attitudes about themselves, set agendas, and even shape outcomes of campaigns (Gale Opposing Viewpoints, 2010). The recently evolved “micro-blogging” social media site, Twitter, is the ideal vehicl ...
... no surprise that politicians are using these channels of mass communication and marketing to influence attitudes about themselves, set agendas, and even shape outcomes of campaigns (Gale Opposing Viewpoints, 2010). The recently evolved “micro-blogging” social media site, Twitter, is the ideal vehicl ...