Do the media govern?: politicians, voters, and reporters in America

pt. 1. Reporters, reporting, and the business of news: overview / Richard Reeves

The socialization of reporters / Lou Cannon

The American journalist in the 1990s / David H. Weaver and G. Cleveland Wilhoit

Covering the O.J. trial / Bill Boyarsky

Show and tell: reporters meet politicians on Larry King Live / Rita Braver

The question of media bias / Richard Reeves

Oliver Stone and history / Richard Reeves

Combat stories / Richard Cohen, Thomas Oliphant, Richard Reeves, and Robert Shogan

Sound bite news: television coverage of elections / David C. Hallin

The U.S. media: supermarket or assembly line? / Ben H. Bagdikian

Three blind mice / Ken Auletta

Raiding the global village / Ken Auletta

The business of television news / Jeff Greenfield

pt. 2.

Reporters and public officials: who uses whom?: overview / Richard Reeves

Cracking the news code: some rules that journalists live by / Lance Bennett

Press theory and journalistic practice: the case of the Gulf War / William A. Dorman

Lying: the Theodore H. White lecture at Harvard University / Benjamin Bradlee

Who uses whom? the Theodore H. White lecture at Harvard University / Daniel Schorr.

pt. 3. Media-based political campaigns: overview / Shanto Iyengar

Shifting perspectives on the effects of campaign communication / Stephen Ansolabehere, Shanto Iyengar, and Adam Simon

The media: obstacles or ally of feminists? / Kim Fridkin Kahn and Edie N. Goldenberg

Women as political candidates: was 1992 the year of the woman? / Celinda Lake, Linda DiVall, and Shanto Iyengar

Voter learning in the 1992 presidential campaign \ Samuel L. Popkin

Campaigning and the press: the influence of the candidates / John R. Petrocik

Does attack advertising demobilize the electorate? / Stephen Ansolabehere, Shanto Iyengar, Adam Simon, and Nicholas Valentino

pt. 4.

The effects of news on the audience: minimal or maximal consequences?: overview / Shanto Iyengar

Political knowledge in comparative perspective / Michael A. Dimock and Samuel L. Popkin

A paradigmatic history of agenda-setting research / Everett M. Rogers, William B. Hart, and James W. Dearing

The news media and the pictures in our heads / Maxwell McCombs and George Estrada

News coverage of the Gulf crisis and public opinion: a study of agenda setting, priming, and framing / Shanto Iyengar and Adam Simon

Anatomy of news media priming / Joanne M. Miller and Jon A. Krosnick

Framing responsibility for political issues: the case of povery / Shanto Iyengar

Modern racism and images of blacks in local television news /

Robert M. Entman

Crime in black and white: the violent, scary world of local news / Franklin D. Gilliam, Jr., Shanto Iyengar, Adam Simon, and Oliver Wright

A model of communication effects at the outbreak of the Gulf War / John R. Zaller.

pt. 5. The use of the media in the policy process: overview / Shango Iyenar

The theory and practice of going public / Sam Kernell

Going public in undemocratic polities / Richard Anderson

Media attention and congressional agendas / Franklin R. Baumgartner, Bryan D. Jones, and Beth L. Leech

Press briefing by press secretary Mike McCurry: October 12, 1995

Remarks by the President at 2nd AmeriCorps swearing-in ceremony: October 12, 1995

Going less public: Managing images to influence U.S. foreign policy / Jarol B. Manheim

Putting media effects research to work: lessons for community groups who would be heard / Michael Pertshuk

Talking back, Ernie Pyle style / Susan Nall Bales

Framing the framers: changing the debate over juvenile crime in San Francisco / Vincent Schiraldi and Dan Macallair

Advocateʼs guide to developing framing memos / Liana Winett.