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2016
Contents: Part I:The Public Agenda. W. Lippmann, Public Opinion. M. McCombs, D. Shaw, The Agenda-Setting Function of Mass Media. A. Downs, Up and Down With Ecology: The "Issue-Attention Cycle." G.R. Funkhouser, The Issues of the Sixties: An Exploratory Study in the Dynamics of Public Opinion. Part II:Measuring Agenda-Setting Effects. J.
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Contents: Part I:The Public Agenda. W. Lippmann, Public Opinion. M. McCombs, D. Shaw, The Agenda-Setting Function of Mass Media. A. Downs, Up and Down With Ecology: The "Issue-Attention Cycle." G.R. Funkhouser, The Issues of the Sixties: An Exploratory Study in the Dynamics of Public Opinion. Part II:Measuring Agenda-Setting Effects. J.
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2017
Agenda setting and agenda management are key elements for the effective operation of IOs. They are at the centre of political manœuvring among member states and between states and IOs, and are a competitive process within which players strive to get their issues on the agenda.
Xu Yi-chong, Patrick Weller
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Agenda setting and agenda management are key elements for the effective operation of IOs. They are at the centre of political manœuvring among member states and between states and IOs, and are a competitive process within which players strive to get their issues on the agenda.
Xu Yi-chong, Patrick Weller
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Constructivism and agenda setting
2016Constructivism and agenda-setting have an intimate, but very often, implicit relationship. The aim of this chapter is to analyse this relationship more precisely. Starting from the central question in agenda-setting approaches, that is why do issues become a problem that political actors perceive to be necessary to address, this chapter presents ...
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2009
Abstract On September 26, 2006, President George W. Bush signed a bill that created a searchable database of federal grants and contracts designed for citizens, groups, and the press to track federal spending. The bill seemed unremarkable except that it was strongly opposed by two senior senators who did not want public disclosure of the
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Abstract On September 26, 2006, President George W. Bush signed a bill that created a searchable database of federal grants and contracts designed for citizens, groups, and the press to track federal spending. The bill seemed unremarkable except that it was strongly opposed by two senior senators who did not want public disclosure of the
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