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Television and politics

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Channels of resistance

Tony Dowmunt

1993

Kurt Waldheim

Jack Saltman

1988

Race-baiter

Eric Deggans

2012

Politics and the American Television Comedy

Doyle Greene

2007

Dark Genius

Kerwin Swint

2008

Seeing through the eighties

Jane Feuer

1995

Nervous Laughter

Darrell Y. Hamamoto

1989

Silvio Berlusconi

Paul Ginsborg

2004

The Outrage Industry Political Opinion Media And The New Incivility

Sarah Sobieraj, Jeffrey M. Berry

2014

Entertaining politics

Jeffrey P. Jones

2010

The Stewart/Colbert effect

Amarnath Amarasingam

2011

The five myths of television power, or, Why the medium is not the message

Douglas Davis

1993

Refiguring Spain

Marsha Kinder

1997

Pologne de 963 à 1914

Random House, Halecki, Oskar

1943

Primetime Politics

Philip Green

2005

Global television

Cynthia Schneider, Brian Wallis

1988

Instant Nationalism

Khalil Rinnawi

2007

Manufacturing Consent

Institute of Policy Alternatives (Montreal, Quebec), Mark Achbar, Peter Wintonick

1994

Make-Believe Media

Michael Parenti

1992

Talking politics

Liz Cunningham

1995

Public radio and television in America

Ralph Engelman

1996

Gilligan unbound

Cantor, Paul A.

2001

History on British television: Constructing nation, nationality and collective memory (Studies in Popular Culture MUP)

Robert Dillon

2010

Changing channels

Ellen Propper Mickiewicz

1999

Media Diversity

Mara Einstein

2003

Public Interests

Allison Perlman

2016

Feedback

David Joselit

2007

A Fatal Attraction

Cinzia Padovani

2004

Truth and duty

Mary Mapes

2006

Television culture

John Fiske

1987