MEPs online: Understanding communication strategies for remote
... online communication. Conversational interaction can be facilitated in a number of ways. Bespoke discussion areas can be created, or the site can use a weblog or weblog tools to allow discussion and comment to take place on items the MEP has created. Normally these will be policy related discussions ...
... online communication. Conversational interaction can be facilitated in a number of ways. Bespoke discussion areas can be created, or the site can use a weblog or weblog tools to allow discussion and comment to take place on items the MEP has created. Normally these will be policy related discussions ...
Propaganda and Protest: Evidence from Post
... Does propaganda work? Scholars increasingly find that it can. In pre-World War II Germany, state radio broadcasts increased support for the Nazi regime and, in historically anti-Semitic regions, the rate at which Jews were denounced and deported to concentration camps.1 During the 1994 Rwandan genoc ...
... Does propaganda work? Scholars increasingly find that it can. In pre-World War II Germany, state radio broadcasts increased support for the Nazi regime and, in historically anti-Semitic regions, the rate at which Jews were denounced and deported to concentration camps.1 During the 1994 Rwandan genoc ...
How Frequent is Organizational Political Behavior?
... pursuit of moral ideals and high aspirations” (Buchanan and Badham, 1999 pp1). March and Olson (1983) categorized discussions on organizational change into the rhetoric of administration and the rhetoric of realpolitik. The former deals with structures, procedures, efficiency, effectiveness, plannin ...
... pursuit of moral ideals and high aspirations” (Buchanan and Badham, 1999 pp1). March and Olson (1983) categorized discussions on organizational change into the rhetoric of administration and the rhetoric of realpolitik. The former deals with structures, procedures, efficiency, effectiveness, plannin ...
- Wiley Online Library
... in general and especially in non-Western countries, it is television, radio, and newspapers that are the main source of information about the political system (Papathanassopoulos et al., 2013). Germane to our focus on perceived polarization, traditional news tends to focus on conflict and disagreeme ...
... in general and especially in non-Western countries, it is television, radio, and newspapers that are the main source of information about the political system (Papathanassopoulos et al., 2013). Germane to our focus on perceived polarization, traditional news tends to focus on conflict and disagreeme ...
New Men and Old Politics: Scipio Aemilianus as a Model
... traditions. More specifically, I argue that Marius was not revolutionary in his approach to politics but instead worked deftly within an existing political framework, at many times modeling his tactics on those of the patrician Scipio Aemilianus. It was in part Marius’ masterful use of precedents se ...
... traditions. More specifically, I argue that Marius was not revolutionary in his approach to politics but instead worked deftly within an existing political framework, at many times modeling his tactics on those of the patrician Scipio Aemilianus. It was in part Marius’ masterful use of precedents se ...
Chapter 6 Study Guide
... 1. Fundamentalist Protestants and Roman Catholics are more likely to oppose legalized abortion than are so-called mainline Protestants and Jews, a split that partly reflects differing religious beliefs about whether human life begins at conception or later in the development of the fetus. Therefore, ...
... 1. Fundamentalist Protestants and Roman Catholics are more likely to oppose legalized abortion than are so-called mainline Protestants and Jews, a split that partly reflects differing religious beliefs about whether human life begins at conception or later in the development of the fetus. Therefore, ...
DOC - Northwestern University
... opinion. Much of this research compared the opinions of individuals who reported varying levels of exposure to mass communications (e.g., news broadcasts). Observed differences in opinion between these groups constituted evidence of a mass communication effect. Our confidence in these results depend ...
... opinion. Much of this research compared the opinions of individuals who reported varying levels of exposure to mass communications (e.g., news broadcasts). Observed differences in opinion between these groups constituted evidence of a mass communication effect. Our confidence in these results depend ...
Political Agency in the Digital Age Media, Participation
... Rethinking the Collective in the Digital Age Anastasia Kavada University of Westminster Digital media are commonly thought to facilitate the individualisation and personalisation of politics as they allow more scope for self-expression and self-organization, limiting the need for grand ideologies a ...
... Rethinking the Collective in the Digital Age Anastasia Kavada University of Westminster Digital media are commonly thought to facilitate the individualisation and personalisation of politics as they allow more scope for self-expression and self-organization, limiting the need for grand ideologies a ...
Instructor`s Manual, Chapter 6
... Major events also shape thinking about politics. Examples of these events are the Great Depression and 9/11. For example, after 9/11 more Americans were willing to give up some of their personal freedoms to combat terrorism. Self-Interest and Rationality Self-interest means having concern for one’s ...
... Major events also shape thinking about politics. Examples of these events are the Great Depression and 9/11. For example, after 9/11 more Americans were willing to give up some of their personal freedoms to combat terrorism. Self-Interest and Rationality Self-interest means having concern for one’s ...
Nigeria and Election Crises: Debating the Causes
... actors (Ted Gur, 1970; Lucian Pye, 1962; Charles Tilly, 1978) But election crisis, particularly in developing countries, in spite of its being the root cause of some of the political crises that have been studied, have not been related to the nature of the problem that characterize a society in stat ...
... actors (Ted Gur, 1970; Lucian Pye, 1962; Charles Tilly, 1978) But election crisis, particularly in developing countries, in spite of its being the root cause of some of the political crises that have been studied, have not been related to the nature of the problem that characterize a society in stat ...
Media and Elections in Sweden
... in the political system relates more to the individuals elected to office than to party blocs. The role of the state is relatively limited, particularly in the area of social welfare. Laws have a high degree of legitimacy. As for the media, the press, although losing ground, occupies a relatively str ...
... in the political system relates more to the individuals elected to office than to party blocs. The role of the state is relatively limited, particularly in the area of social welfare. Laws have a high degree of legitimacy. As for the media, the press, although losing ground, occupies a relatively str ...
Marketing After The Election - Canadian Journal of Communication
... Afghanistan, nuclear proliferation, climate change, and the economy. He conceded that “even if we take a whole host of the right steps in terms of the economy, two years from now it may not have fully recovered” (quoted in Von Drehle, 2008, pp. 37-38). Such issues are not always planned for during p ...
... Afghanistan, nuclear proliferation, climate change, and the economy. He conceded that “even if we take a whole host of the right steps in terms of the economy, two years from now it may not have fully recovered” (quoted in Von Drehle, 2008, pp. 37-38). Such issues are not always planned for during p ...
Framing Employment Relations in Western Europe
... play a crucial role (Hall, 1993). In today’s established democracy, these ideational conflicts are increasingly carried out in mass-mediated public debates, making them the crucial arena for social learning (Sniderman, 2000, p. 75). In this paper, we will discover the role of ideas and values in the ...
... play a crucial role (Hall, 1993). In today’s established democracy, these ideational conflicts are increasingly carried out in mass-mediated public debates, making them the crucial arena for social learning (Sniderman, 2000, p. 75). In this paper, we will discover the role of ideas and values in the ...
11/20/2000 7:03 PM Chapter 10 Cyberculture Previous chapters
... behind many poorer societies elsewhere such as Lebanon, South Africa and Slovenia (see Figure 3.3). Chapters have also demonstrated how the virtual political system reflects these differences in public access, with far more government departments, parties and news media online in countries at the fo ...
... behind many poorer societies elsewhere such as Lebanon, South Africa and Slovenia (see Figure 3.3). Chapters have also demonstrated how the virtual political system reflects these differences in public access, with far more government departments, parties and news media online in countries at the fo ...
MWNF - Sharing History
... Royal prerogatives and the nobles and clergy privileges were limited, though with a weak impact. ...
... Royal prerogatives and the nobles and clergy privileges were limited, though with a weak impact. ...
Audience Deliberation in the Parodic, Epideictic
... Tellingly, blogger Finn Christiansen wished that network television stations (and not just C-Span) would have broadcast this event; “It would let people see ...
... Tellingly, blogger Finn Christiansen wished that network television stations (and not just C-Span) would have broadcast this event; “It would let people see ...
chapter 3
... horrible state it left on the side of the victim and family, and ask the same question. However, this is pushed aside, as if two murders do not exist, but only one-the death penalty that would be carried out against the murderer. 34. No doubt corporal punishment contradicts sense of honor and human ...
... horrible state it left on the side of the victim and family, and ask the same question. However, this is pushed aside, as if two murders do not exist, but only one-the death penalty that would be carried out against the murderer. 34. No doubt corporal punishment contradicts sense of honor and human ...
July 1, 2007 14:59 WSPC/169
... is controversial [5]. Fourth, major news stories are spread directly by the news media to a greater extent than by personal sources. It is questionable that citizens completely trust opinion leaders and completely distrust news media [28]. Fifth, information flow is not necessarily two-step. The mult ...
... is controversial [5]. Fourth, major news stories are spread directly by the news media to a greater extent than by personal sources. It is questionable that citizens completely trust opinion leaders and completely distrust news media [28]. Fifth, information flow is not necessarily two-step. The mult ...
Seymour Martin Lipset and the Study of Democracy
... scholarly articles too numerous to count, and editor or coeditor of 25 more, he is one of the most prolific social scientists of this century. No living political scientist or sociologist is more frequently cited by other scholars. Few social science books in our times have had the impact of his Pol ...
... scholarly articles too numerous to count, and editor or coeditor of 25 more, he is one of the most prolific social scientists of this century. No living political scientist or sociologist is more frequently cited by other scholars. Few social science books in our times have had the impact of his Pol ...
04 NOPEC 30 (1) Wallerstein - Nordic Journal of Political Economy
... procedural rules. With so much virgin land to be plowed, important gains could be obtained even if the plow did not penetrate far below the surface. In sum, it is understandable that political economists initially made a virtue of their allegiance to the standard economic model of choice. Indeed, I ...
... procedural rules. With so much virgin land to be plowed, important gains could be obtained even if the plow did not penetrate far below the surface. In sum, it is understandable that political economists initially made a virtue of their allegiance to the standard economic model of choice. Indeed, I ...
No Way Out: Travel Restrictions and Authoritarian Regimes
... of the most restrictive exit policies in the world, going as far as executing anyone caught trying to flee the country. The regime rightly views exit as a signal to others of the existence of domestic dissent. East Germany allowed few of its citizens to emigrate permanently, but was open to tourism t ...
... of the most restrictive exit policies in the world, going as far as executing anyone caught trying to flee the country. The regime rightly views exit as a signal to others of the existence of domestic dissent. East Germany allowed few of its citizens to emigrate permanently, but was open to tourism t ...
English Link - Vanderbilt University
... representative democratic politics include measures of internal and external than others, and oppose change to this status efficacy. I measure system support with an quo. It is possible to go further and test whether index based on one’s perception that the state general disenchantment with the comp ...
... representative democratic politics include measures of internal and external than others, and oppose change to this status efficacy. I measure system support with an quo. It is possible to go further and test whether index based on one’s perception that the state general disenchantment with the comp ...
1 WHO GOVERNS TODAY? A Need for Comparative Power
... their own will in a communal action even against the resistance of others who are participating in the action" (Weber 1967, 180), and even further back to Hobbes: ...
... their own will in a communal action even against the resistance of others who are participating in the action" (Weber 1967, 180), and even further back to Hobbes: ...
INFORMATION, POWER, AND GRAND STRATEGY: IN ATHENA`S
... valed in history. The closed system presided over the deepening impoverishment of its denizens, fomenting their eventual revolt. In the arena of military competition, a similar pattern emerges. The United States and its allies developed flexible doctrines, strategies, and weaponry that emphasized th ...
... valed in history. The closed system presided over the deepening impoverishment of its denizens, fomenting their eventual revolt. In the arena of military competition, a similar pattern emerges. The United States and its allies developed flexible doctrines, strategies, and weaponry that emphasized th ...
Media Power
... then aggregating across platforms. The most basic unit of analysis is not a particular media market but the mind of an individual voter. For every voter, we can conceivably analyze the in‡uence of news sources on his information and hence his voting decisions. This leads to a natural way of aggregat ...
... then aggregating across platforms. The most basic unit of analysis is not a particular media market but the mind of an individual voter. For every voter, we can conceivably analyze the in‡uence of news sources on his information and hence his voting decisions. This leads to a natural way of aggregat ...