Academic Research in Journalism & Social Sciences
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The Advertising Industry: Masking Women's Beauty & Identity, Appealing to Personal Insecurities?
MTV's Gender-Based Alienation & Feminine Narcissism and the Fashion Beauty Complex
II. Journalism / Mass Media
History, Differing Levels of Protection by Medium & Sources, State Laws & Case-Law of Reporter's Privilege
British Newspapers: Is Reporting the Private Lives of & Outing Labour Cabinet Officials in the Public Interest?
Mass Media Undermining Societal Values: Opposition to the Clinton Health Care Reform Initiative
III. Introduction to Political Research
Surveys on Political Talk Radio Shows: Influencing & Misleading Americans Understanding of Politics
SPSS Analysis & Explanation of 1996 National Election (Congressional) Survey
Analysis of a New York Times 1997 Mayoral Election Poll: Rudy Giuliani v. Ruth Messenger
IV. Philosophy
Naipauls Universal Civilization: Different Cultures Critiquing Other Civilizations
Interests of the Individual are in Conflict Society: Marx v. Neitzsche
Tension Between Individual Freedom & A Just State: A Platonic Review
V. British Politics and the European Union
Political Parties Accommodation of Voters Wants and Parties Agendas
Reasons Behind The Decline of Class Voting & the Emergence of Catch-All Parties
Do Neofunctionalist Theories Explain Clear Lines of Functional Spillover from the Common Market & Common Agricultural Policy to the Economic and Monetary Union?
Expectations of the Common Foreign Security Policy Exceed Its Capabilities
Note: papers written in Britain were composed under British spelling rules.
All of these documents were converted into PDF files to combat plagiarism (people copying text from my research, then pasting text into his / her own paper) , along with the unauthorized copying of my intellectual and others copyrighted property. These files were converted from Macintosh Word 6.0 file format to a Windows Microsoft Word file format, so the text alignment or margins may be off in some documents.
I. FEATURING: Interrelationships between media, culture, and society
The Advertising Industry: Masking Women's Beauty & Identity, Appealing to Personal Insecurities?
MTV's Gender-Based Alienation & Feminine Narcissism and the Fashion Beauty Complex
II. Journalism / Mass Media
History, Differing Levels of Protection by Medium & Sources, State Laws & Case-Law of Reporter's Privilege
British Newspapers: Is Reporting the Private Lives of & Outing Labour Cabinet Officials in the Public Interest?
Mass Media Undermining Societal Values: Opposition to the Clinton Health Care Reform Initiative
III. Introduction to Political Research
Surveys on Political Talk Radio Shows: Influencing & Misleading Americans Understanding of Politics
SPSS Analysis & Explanation of 1996 National Election (Congressional) Survey
Analysis of a New York Times 1997 Mayoral Election Poll: Rudy Giuliani v. Ruth Messenger
IV. Philosophy
Naipauls Universal Civilization: Different Cultures Critiquing Other Civilizations
Interests of the Individual are in Conflict Society: Marx v. Neitzsche
Tension Between Individual Freedom & A Just State: A Platonic Review
V. British Politics and the European Union
Political Parties Accommodation of Voters Wants and Parties Agendas
Reasons Behind The Decline of Class Voting & the Emergence of Catch-All Parties
Do Neofunctionalist Theories Explain Clear Lines of Functional Spillover from the Common Market & Common Agricultural Policy to the Economic and Monetary Union?
Expectations of the Common Foreign Security Policy Exceed Its Capabilities
Note: papers written in Britain were composed under British spelling rules.
All of these documents were converted into PDF files to combat plagiarism (people copying text from my research, then pasting text into his / her own paper) , along with the unauthorized copying of my intellectual and others copyrighted property. These files were converted from Macintosh Word 6.0 file format to a Windows Microsoft Word file format, so the text alignment or margins may be off in some documents.
posted by Charles Schlesinger | Wednesday, March 28, 2007
1 Comments:
Charles,
I read your paper on the radio talk show hosts. I think one thing you'll want to look for is a selection effect here. It's not like average Americans are just going to tune into Limbaugh or some Air America style liberal radio show. Only extremists are going to tune into those shows, so those people already have a very heavy political bias and cynicism with people who disagree with them. I think that those extremist talk shows exacerbate extremism, but the people who tuned in were already somewhat extreme to begin with.
George
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