Titlebook: Media and Communications Policy Making; Processes, Dynamics Robert G. Picard Textbook 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Introduction to Media and Communications Policy Studiesnformation policy and telecommunication policy and the interactions of these approaches with security policy, infrastructure policy, industrial policy, competition policy, intellectual property policy and cultural policy. It delineates the field of media and communications policy studies, explores v

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Policy-Making Environments and Locales and local) and that the processes and policy tools available in each differ. It presents a model of institutional influences on policy making and how state structures and administrative agencies affect processes and outcomes, how economic and social institutions affect policy making, and the issues

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Politics in the Pursuit of Policy Outcomes and their interests, institutions on policy and the role of public opinion, narratives, and frames and policy framework on policy making. It emphasizes the political nature of policy making and its processes.

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Global Policy Makinghe roles of bilateral and multinational agreements and treaties, and discusses issues of national sovereignty in international policy making. It examines the policy processes of multinational organizations such as the International Telecommunications Union, World Intellectual Property Organization a

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Regional Policy Makingonal governmental organizations worldwide. It shows that the nature of regional policy making differs depending upon the needs and structure of regional governance and communications systems. The chapter provides a model for analyzing regional policy making and the influences on its processes. It di

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Domestic Policy Makingmedia policy that can be applied to both democratic and autocratic countries and to situations where special interests—including business and state interests—exercise unusual influence. The model addresses form of government, strength of state influence on media/communications systems, primary polic

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Policy Advocacyns, networks and social movements, whether media and communication reform advocacy has become a social movement, typical advocacy activities, how and why advocacy fails, challenges faced by scholars engaging in advocacy and ethical issues of advocacy.