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Agenda Building

Agenda building refers to the process by which news organizations and journalists feature, emphasize, ...

Matthew C. Nisbet

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Candidate Image

The candidate image construct is used in the study of political communication to explain how campaign ...

Kenneth L. Hacker

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Negative Campaigning

Negative campaigning is a widespread technique, using the method of comparison and attack. It does not ...

Frank Brettschneider

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Political Media Use

To take part in the democratic process, citizens should be well informed about politics, which implies ...

Wolfram Peiser

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