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Prime Ministers And The Media Issues Of Power And Control Colin Seymourure

SKU: BELL-4310560

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Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.29 MB

Pages: 281

Author: Colin Seymour-Ure

ISBN: 9780470753422, 9780631166870, 0470753420, 0631166874

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Prime Ministers And The Media Issues Of Power And Control Colin Seymourure by Colin Seymour-ure 9780470753422, 9780631166870, 0470753420, 0631166874 instant download after payment.

Content:
Chapter 1 Public Communication and the Prime Minister's Tasks (pages 7–30):
Chapter 2 Public Communication as a Prime Ministerial Resource (pages 31–50):
Chapter 3 Public Communication: Turning Authority into Power (pages 51–65):
Chapter 4 The Capital City as News Environment (pages 66–96):
Chapter 5 Harlots Revisited: Media Barons, Politics and Prime Ministers (pages 97–122):
Chapter 6 The Rise of the Downing Street Press Secretary (pages 123–142):
Chapter 7 The Downing Street Press Secretary: Getting into a Spin? (pages 143–168):
Chapter 8 Prime Ministers and Press Conferences (pages 169–202):
Chapter 9 Grapevine Politics: Political Rumours (pages 203–229):
Chapter 10 Drawing Blood? Prime Ministers and Political Cartoons (pages 230–264):