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Media, policy and interaction

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: London Asghate Publishing 2009Description: 229p xvISBN:
  • 9780754674146
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 302.230000 FIT
Contents:
Table of contents Media, policy and interaction: introduction, Richard Fitzgerald and William Housley; Membership category work in policy debate, William Housley and Richard Fitzgerald; Configuring a television debate: categorisation, questions and answers, Alain Bovet; Asserting interpretive frames of political events: panel discussions on television news, Emo Gotsbachner; Staging public discussion: mobilizing political community in closing discussion programmes, Hanna Rautajoki; Doing 'public policy' in the political news interview, Johanna Rendle-Short; Press scrums: some preliminary observations, Patrick Watson and Christian Greiffenhagen; Styling for hegemony: the West as an enemy (and the ideal) in Belarusian television news, Marian Sloboda; Scandal and dialogical network: what does morality do to politics. About the Islamic headscarf within the Egyptian parliament, Baudouin Dupret, Enrique Klaus and Jean-Noel Ferrie; Moving teachers: public texts and institutional power, Susan Bridges and Brendan Bartlett; Newspapers on education policy: constructing an authoritative public voice on education, Sue Thomas; Index.
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Table of contents
Media, policy and interaction: introduction, Richard Fitzgerald and William Housley;
Membership category work in policy debate, William Housley and Richard Fitzgerald;
Configuring a television debate: categorisation, questions and answers, Alain Bovet;
Asserting interpretive frames of political events: panel discussions on television news, Emo Gotsbachner;
Staging public discussion: mobilizing political community in closing discussion programmes, Hanna Rautajoki;
Doing 'public policy' in the political news interview, Johanna Rendle-Short;
Press scrums: some preliminary observations, Patrick Watson and Christian Greiffenhagen;
Styling for hegemony: the West as an enemy (and the ideal) in Belarusian television news, Marian Sloboda;
Scandal and dialogical network: what does morality do to politics. About the Islamic headscarf within the Egyptian parliament, Baudouin Dupret, Enrique Klaus and Jean-Noel Ferrie;
Moving teachers: public texts and institutional power, Susan Bridges and Brendan Bartlett;
Newspapers on education policy: constructing an authoritative public voice on education, Sue Thomas;
Index.