Historical Agenda Setting: The Path Toward Reconstructing Public Opinion. A Case Study of Public Concern and U.S. News Magazine Coverage in the 1950s

Bradley J. Hamm; Byung Lee; Donald L. Shaw; Diana L. Knott

Historical Agenda Setting: The Path Toward Reconstructing Public Opinion. A Case Study of Public Concern and U.S. News Magazine Coverage in the 1950s

Bradley J. Hamm, Byung Lee, Donald L. Shaw, Diana L. Knott

Journalism

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	40-61
Journal	Egyptian Journal of Public Opinion Research
Volume	1
State	Published - 2000

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