Information and Democracy: Public Policy in the News
Around the world, there are increasing concerns about the accuracy of media coverage. It is vital in representative democracies that citizens have access to reliable information about what is happening in government policy, so that they can form meaningful preferences and hold politicians accountabl...
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Cambridge University Press
2022
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Zusammenfassung: | Around the world, there are increasing concerns about the accuracy of media coverage. It is vital in representative democracies that citizens have access to reliable information about what is happening in government policy, so that they can form meaningful preferences and hold politicians accountable. Yet much research and conventional wisdom questions whether the necessary information is available, consumed, and understood. This study is the first large-scale empirical investigation into the frequency and reliability of media coverage in five policy domains, and it provides tools that can be exported to other areas, in the US and elsewhere. Examining decades of government spending, media coverage, and public opinion in the US, this book assesses the accuracy of media coverage, and measures its direct impact on citizens' preferences for policy. This innovative study has far-reaching implications for those studying and teaching politics as well as for reporters and citizens |
Beschreibung: | xvii, 194 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme |
ISBN: | 9781108491341 9781108811897 |
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adam_text | Contents List of Figures List of Tables Preface page viii x xiii 1 Media in Representative Democracy 1.1 Public Responsiveness 1.2. Media Content 1.3 Theoretical Expectations 1.4 Synopsis and Prognosis 2 Public Responsiveness to Media 2.1 Public Policy and the Public 2.2 A Media-Centered Account of Public Responsiveness 2.2.1 Public Responsiveness Is Not that Hard 2.2.2 Media Report on Policy, and People Get It 2.2.3 Media, Public Opinion, and Policy 2.2.4 Media, Public Opinion, and Policy, Over Time 3 Measuring the “Media Signal” 3.1 The Media Corpora 3.1.1 The Newspaper Corpus 3.1.2 The Television Corpus 3.1.3 The Facebook Corpus 3.2 Extracting Policy-Relevant Sentences 3.3 A Preliminary Media Policy Signal 3.4 The Validity of the Dictionary-Based Approach 3.5 The Media Policy Signal i 9 14 20 20 22 24 28 28 30 33 37 39 40 40 42 43 45 54 57 61 4 Alternative Measures of the Media Policy Signal 4.1 The Quality of Crowdsourced Content-Analytic Data 62 63 V
VI Contents 4.2. The Time Horizons of Spending Sentences in News Content 4.3 Dictionaries versus Machine Learning 4.4 Adding Newspapers Over Time 4.5 On Measuring Media Coverage of Spending 4.6 Appendix to Chapter 4: Alternative Specifications of the Media “Policy Signal” 5 The Accuracy of Media Coverage 5.1 Measuring Media Coverage and Budgetary Policy 5.2 Correlating Media Coverage and Budgetary Policy 5.3 Modeling Media Coverage and Budgetary Policy 5.3.1 The Newspaper Signal and Change in Appropriations 5.3.2 Appropriations versus Outlays 5.3.3 Domain-Specific Results 5.3.4 Source-Specific Results 5.4 On Spending and Media Coverage 5.5 Appendix to Chapter 5: Policy Change and Media Coverage - Do Measures Matter? 6 Policy, the Media, and the Public 6. i Measures of Relative Public Preferences 6.2 Does the Public Notice Spending (and Media Coverage)? 6.3 Does the Public Respond? 6.3.1 Spending and Public Preferences 6.4 Does Media Coverage Matter? 6.5 On Media Coverage and the Public 6.6 Appendix to Chapter 6: Party of the President and Public Responsiveness 7 Diagnosing and Exploring Dynamics 7.1 Media Consumption and the Impact of the Media Signal 7.2 Heterogeneity in Public Responsiveness to the News 7.3 On the Causal Connections between Policy and the News 7.4 Interpreting Connections between the News and Public Preferences 7.4.1 Healthcare 7.4.2 Welfare 7.4.3 Defense 7.5 The Many Ways that the Media Matter 66 68 80 81 83 88 89 91 95 95 99 100 101 107 108 in 112 117 123 124 130 138 139 142 143 147 155 160 161 162 164 166
Contents 8 Policy and the Media: Past, Present, and Future 167 References 179 Index 19 3
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Contents List of Figures List of Tables Preface page viii x xiii 1 Media in Representative Democracy 1.1 Public Responsiveness 1.2. Media Content 1.3 Theoretical Expectations 1.4 Synopsis and Prognosis 2 Public Responsiveness to Media 2.1 Public Policy and the Public 2.2 A Media-Centered Account of Public Responsiveness 2.2.1 Public Responsiveness Is Not that Hard 2.2.2 Media Report on Policy, and People Get It 2.2.3 Media, Public Opinion, and Policy 2.2.4 Media, Public Opinion, and Policy, Over Time 3 Measuring the “Media Signal” 3.1 The Media Corpora 3.1.1 The Newspaper Corpus 3.1.2 The Television Corpus 3.1.3 The Facebook Corpus 3.2 Extracting Policy-Relevant Sentences 3.3 A Preliminary Media Policy Signal 3.4 The Validity of the Dictionary-Based Approach 3.5 The Media Policy Signal i 9 14 20 20 22 24 28 28 30 33 37 39 40 40 42 43 45 54 57 61 4 Alternative Measures of the Media Policy Signal 4.1 The Quality of Crowdsourced Content-Analytic Data 62 63 V
VI Contents 4.2. The Time Horizons of Spending Sentences in News Content 4.3 Dictionaries versus Machine Learning 4.4 Adding Newspapers Over Time 4.5 On Measuring Media Coverage of Spending 4.6 Appendix to Chapter 4: Alternative Specifications of the Media “Policy Signal” 5 The Accuracy of Media Coverage 5.1 Measuring Media Coverage and Budgetary Policy 5.2 Correlating Media Coverage and Budgetary Policy 5.3 Modeling Media Coverage and Budgetary Policy 5.3.1 The Newspaper Signal and Change in Appropriations 5.3.2 Appropriations versus Outlays 5.3.3 Domain-Specific Results 5.3.4 Source-Specific Results 5.4 On Spending and Media Coverage 5.5 Appendix to Chapter 5: Policy Change and Media Coverage - Do Measures Matter? 6 Policy, the Media, and the Public 6. i Measures of Relative Public Preferences 6.2 Does the Public Notice Spending (and Media Coverage)? 6.3 Does the Public Respond? 6.3.1 Spending and Public Preferences 6.4 Does Media Coverage Matter? 6.5 On Media Coverage and the Public 6.6 Appendix to Chapter 6: Party of the President and Public Responsiveness 7 Diagnosing and Exploring Dynamics 7.1 Media Consumption and the Impact of the Media Signal 7.2 Heterogeneity in Public Responsiveness to the News 7.3 On the Causal Connections between Policy and the News 7.4 Interpreting Connections between the News and Public Preferences 7.4.1 Healthcare 7.4.2 Welfare 7.4.3 Defense 7.5 The Many Ways that the Media Matter 66 68 80 81 83 88 89 91 95 95 99 100 101 107 108 in 112 117 123 124 130 138 139 142 143 147 155 160 161 162 164 166
Contents 8 Policy and the Media: Past, Present, and Future 167 References 179 Index 19 3 |
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