The press effect
Kathleen Hall Jamieson • 2003 • Oxford University Press
- Author
- Kathleen Hall Jamieson
- First published
- 2003
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press
- ISBN
- 9780195152777
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Published by Oxford University Press in 2003, The Press Effect explores the interplay between political communication and the electoral process in the United States. Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a distinguished professor of communication at the University of Pennsylvania, authored the work to examine how media coverage of political candidates shifts public perception and shapes the democratic discourse. The book serves as a scholarly analysis of the structural biases inherent in modern political reporting.
The design of the book aligns with the academic standards of Oxford University Press, prioritizing clarity and readability to suit its target audience of political scientists, journalists, and students. By analyzing case studies from historical presidential campaigns, Jamieson seeks to illustrate the recurring patterns of media narratives. Upon its release, the work was noted for its analytical rigor, contributing significantly to the ongoing conversation regarding the role of the press in American politics.
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