Gramsci and Us
... Marx) like an Old Testament prophet who, at the correct moment, will offer us the consoling and appropriate quotation. We can't pluck up this 'Sardinian' from his specific and unique political formation, beam him down at the end of the 20th century, and ask him to solve our problems for us: especial ...
... Marx) like an Old Testament prophet who, at the correct moment, will offer us the consoling and appropriate quotation. We can't pluck up this 'Sardinian' from his specific and unique political formation, beam him down at the end of the 20th century, and ask him to solve our problems for us: especial ...
Does Pendleton`s premise hold in new and old democracies alike
... systems from the French or Japanese (or Prussian) model is that the former do not require individuals to commit their lives to an administrative career. ...
... systems from the French or Japanese (or Prussian) model is that the former do not require individuals to commit their lives to an administrative career. ...
A Perspective on Perspectives
... days of behavioralism, and to its interest in what Ira Katznelson has labeled “political studies enlightenment.” It was none other than Almond’s colleague David Easton who wrote, in a 1951 Journal of Politics article entitled “The Decline of Political Theory,” that: “Under these circumstances, our v ...
... days of behavioralism, and to its interest in what Ira Katznelson has labeled “political studies enlightenment.” It was none other than Almond’s colleague David Easton who wrote, in a 1951 Journal of Politics article entitled “The Decline of Political Theory,” that: “Under these circumstances, our v ...
Political Efficacy on the Internet: A Media System Dependency
... constructivism than to technological determinism. Digital platforms are seen as necessarily operating within the established macro framework of interrelated social systems (Ball-Rokeach, 1998). Even on the Internet, individuals are still placed in asymmetric dependency relations that privilege produ ...
... constructivism than to technological determinism. Digital platforms are seen as necessarily operating within the established macro framework of interrelated social systems (Ball-Rokeach, 1998). Even on the Internet, individuals are still placed in asymmetric dependency relations that privilege produ ...
Anthropology and Political Science: Culture, Politics, and
... nonrational (for example, habitual) modes relate to the normative. Political scientists whose work represents the “second scientific revolution”, including some students of political culture, assume the rationality of political actors and essentially ignore the nonrational dimension, with notable an ...
... nonrational (for example, habitual) modes relate to the normative. Political scientists whose work represents the “second scientific revolution”, including some students of political culture, assume the rationality of political actors and essentially ignore the nonrational dimension, with notable an ...
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... merits only for a special context: It can undermine the censorship of authoritarian regimes that try to control and repress public opinion.″ … With this concept, we can reconcile Judge Posner’s preference for shareholder wealth maximization in free societies with his charge that Internet companies ″ ...
... merits only for a special context: It can undermine the censorship of authoritarian regimes that try to control and repress public opinion.″ … With this concept, we can reconcile Judge Posner’s preference for shareholder wealth maximization in free societies with his charge that Internet companies ″ ...
Economic Inequality and Democratic Political Engagement
... political engagement. Because engagement in politics can be expected to vary with age, I include each respondent’s age in years, Age, and to allow a curvilinear relationship, the square of age, Age2. The more educated are more likely to feel efficacious, to be interested in politics, and to vote, so ...
... political engagement. Because engagement in politics can be expected to vary with age, I include each respondent’s age in years, Age, and to allow a curvilinear relationship, the square of age, Age2. The more educated are more likely to feel efficacious, to be interested in politics, and to vote, so ...
How to and Why to Analyze Political Rhetoric
... surrounding a case. Political rhetoric certainly falls inside this realm of influence. Political persuasion is hard to analyze because it is so fragmented. We usually see bits and pieces (sound bites, picket signs) on the news. It is not complete; it is not sequential; it has been edited by others a ...
... surrounding a case. Political rhetoric certainly falls inside this realm of influence. Political persuasion is hard to analyze because it is so fragmented. We usually see bits and pieces (sound bites, picket signs) on the news. It is not complete; it is not sequential; it has been edited by others a ...
Butler and Weed, The Question of Gender, epilogue
... Even if, pace Nietzsche, developing an ethics and acting ethically seems an incontestable good, we still might ask: What could this concern be holding or holding off, displacing or replacing, symptomizing or reacting to? I want to suggest that its ubiquity in our work today is overdetermined, spurre ...
... Even if, pace Nietzsche, developing an ethics and acting ethically seems an incontestable good, we still might ask: What could this concern be holding or holding off, displacing or replacing, symptomizing or reacting to? I want to suggest that its ubiquity in our work today is overdetermined, spurre ...
Italy
... The first level is defined by the relation established between Religion and Politics in the Sphere of Personal Choice. It is evident how Moro had tried to put forward essential mediation elements between the two The second one is the relationship between Religions and Democracy in the latter half of ...
... The first level is defined by the relation established between Religion and Politics in the Sphere of Personal Choice. It is evident how Moro had tried to put forward essential mediation elements between the two The second one is the relationship between Religions and Democracy in the latter half of ...
A Little Sex Appeal Goes a Long Way: Feminist Political
... (Douds, 1982, p. 15), by 1991 Discovery acquired the station and introduced it as “The Learning Channel” (Stephens, 2004, p. 192). Contrasting its initial focus on education, Discovery established the present-day TLC, offering RTV’s “life unscripted” to audiences nationwide. By 2003, Discovery acqui ...
... (Douds, 1982, p. 15), by 1991 Discovery acquired the station and introduced it as “The Learning Channel” (Stephens, 2004, p. 192). Contrasting its initial focus on education, Discovery established the present-day TLC, offering RTV’s “life unscripted” to audiences nationwide. By 2003, Discovery acqui ...
From Democratic Government to Democratic
... pollution, contaminated food, waiting lists on hospitals, etc. The advent of ECs merely reinforce this uncoupling of political elites from laypeople or of expert systems from ‘lifeworlds.’ The more ECs, and the more willing ECs become to cooperate with each other and more established top elites, the ...
... pollution, contaminated food, waiting lists on hospitals, etc. The advent of ECs merely reinforce this uncoupling of political elites from laypeople or of expert systems from ‘lifeworlds.’ The more ECs, and the more willing ECs become to cooperate with each other and more established top elites, the ...
the media - Madison County Schools
... You will line up in order of your choosing. I will pull a number out of a cup and that person (in that number order) will have to read the assigned material. I will pull another number out of the cup and that person will have to discuss main points from reading. ...
... You will line up in order of your choosing. I will pull a number out of a cup and that person (in that number order) will have to read the assigned material. I will pull another number out of the cup and that person will have to discuss main points from reading. ...
televised political satire: the new media - OAKTrust Home
... filter the information they present through a liberal ideologue? I believe the data shows this could be the case. The statistical ramifications of late night political satire television are currently under-researched, but the existing data support the argument underlying Nessen’s statements about Sa ...
... filter the information they present through a liberal ideologue? I believe the data shows this could be the case. The statistical ramifications of late night political satire television are currently under-researched, but the existing data support the argument underlying Nessen’s statements about Sa ...
Definition Exercise
... This paper is intended to provide anyone interested in gaining a deeper knowledge of advertising with a clear understanding of the term advert and the role it plays in the process of advertising. The information presented here will be clear and easily comprehensible. Therefore, obtaining a full gras ...
... This paper is intended to provide anyone interested in gaining a deeper knowledge of advertising with a clear understanding of the term advert and the role it plays in the process of advertising. The information presented here will be clear and easily comprehensible. Therefore, obtaining a full gras ...
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... fishing classes. And yet, though those transformations are changing the political terrain of struggle before our very eyes, we think the differences don't have any real effect on anything. It still feels more 'left-wing' to say the old ruling class politics goes on in the same old way. Gramsci, on t ...
... fishing classes. And yet, though those transformations are changing the political terrain of struggle before our very eyes, we think the differences don't have any real effect on anything. It still feels more 'left-wing' to say the old ruling class politics goes on in the same old way. Gramsci, on t ...
Measuring The Nature and Effects of Campaign Advertising Travis N
... television commercials; other campaign activities, such as polling or the hiring of a consultant; and spending unconnected to a candidate’s own campaign, such as a donation of money to another candidate. The authors find that House challengers devote, on average, only 58 percent of total expenditure ...
... television commercials; other campaign activities, such as polling or the hiring of a consultant; and spending unconnected to a candidate’s own campaign, such as a donation of money to another candidate. The authors find that House challengers devote, on average, only 58 percent of total expenditure ...
The Impact of Political Advertising on Knowledge
... are informative, they seemed to inform the most aware and involved respondents just as much or more than they did the least informed, especially after some minimal threshold of exposure was established. In addition, they found that exposure to ads can alter candidate preferences. Furthermore, they f ...
... are informative, they seemed to inform the most aware and involved respondents just as much or more than they did the least informed, especially after some minimal threshold of exposure was established. In addition, they found that exposure to ads can alter candidate preferences. Furthermore, they f ...
Media for Democracy in Afghanistan
... consequence in any important policy decision. Democracy in this sense is more than the freedom to vote every now Practices and processes of democracy and again. It is more like a continuous referendum on how Within the broad framework of democracy, different people wish to be governed. options are a ...
... consequence in any important policy decision. Democracy in this sense is more than the freedom to vote every now Practices and processes of democracy and again. It is more like a continuous referendum on how Within the broad framework of democracy, different people wish to be governed. options are a ...
Blogs and Bullets: New Media in Contentious Politics
... media technologies facilitate participatory politics and mass mobilization, help promote democracy and free markets, and create new kinds of global citizens. Some observers have even suggested that Twitter’s creators should receive the Nobel Peace Prize for their role in the 2009 Iranian protests.1 ...
... media technologies facilitate participatory politics and mass mobilization, help promote democracy and free markets, and create new kinds of global citizens. Some observers have even suggested that Twitter’s creators should receive the Nobel Peace Prize for their role in the 2009 Iranian protests.1 ...
Parties, Election Campaigning, and the Internet
... Internet optimism approaches do not adequately consider the possibility that some political institutions, as currently arranged, are likely to act as a catalyst for the integration of the Internet into election campaigning, while others may not. ...
... Internet optimism approaches do not adequately consider the possibility that some political institutions, as currently arranged, are likely to act as a catalyst for the integration of the Internet into election campaigning, while others may not. ...
DEMOCRACY IN THE AGE OF NEW MEDIA GALAXY
... blow to political power dealt by Wikileaks, the 2009 scandal in the UK following the publication of MPs’ expenditure from public funds or the constant revelations and debate surrounding the Italian ex-president’s “blunders” in recent years. Neither does it explain events in Spain like the massive po ...
... blow to political power dealt by Wikileaks, the 2009 scandal in the UK following the publication of MPs’ expenditure from public funds or the constant revelations and debate surrounding the Italian ex-president’s “blunders” in recent years. Neither does it explain events in Spain like the massive po ...
Habitus, Field , and Capital. Elements for a
... Let’s start with a statement: in the political field there is not only one resource by means of which individuals compete to access positions either by election or by nomination. In the event of existing only a single type of resource, this would mean that the struggle in the political field is won ...
... Let’s start with a statement: in the political field there is not only one resource by means of which individuals compete to access positions either by election or by nomination. In the event of existing only a single type of resource, this would mean that the struggle in the political field is won ...
Rethinking the Fundamentals of State-Building
... among the leaders and active supporters of the state. Any such constitutional rules, whether formal or informal, become binding on the leaders of the state when any leader who violated one of these fundamental rules would risk losing the confidence of his supporters and the trust of colleagues in th ...
... among the leaders and active supporters of the state. Any such constitutional rules, whether formal or informal, become binding on the leaders of the state when any leader who violated one of these fundamental rules would risk losing the confidence of his supporters and the trust of colleagues in th ...
Where is the African culture? Assessing the uniqueness of
... religious, schools. Much of the information that is needed to survive is learned not through the occasional puppet show or even through schools or the mass media, but through deliberate instruction. This is just as true in the industrial world, yet deliberate instruction has received little attentio ...
... religious, schools. Much of the information that is needed to survive is learned not through the occasional puppet show or even through schools or the mass media, but through deliberate instruction. This is just as true in the industrial world, yet deliberate instruction has received little attentio ...