Normative Theories Of Mass Media

Especially in the world that we live in it shapes political, social and economic development in the world. In the book called Criminology the source by Larry J. Siegel it was stated that social conflict can be distracted when it leads

By restraining the influence of the government on daily life, the United States will be able to return to the great nation of freedom; a nation in which its founding fathers so vehemently fought to build. Similarly, politics should not be controlled strictly according to political parties, and Coolidge urged people to support the values they believe in, not a certain political party. In today’s world, I think many politicians would benefit from acting in the way of doing the right thing, rather than supporting sides merely based on political affiliation. For this reason, I am passionate about educating myself as much as possible to candidates beliefs, and I look forward to being able to take part in my first elections in coming

These perspectives blame that it usually brings public good characteristics which can lead of reducing the useful and educative information and increasing in negative and threatening information. So the government intervention is used to reduce harmful information. However, economical and technical changes made influence on these perspectives and so two different ways of changes in PSB is being considered. Elstein complains that Public service broadcasting should not exist at all and it could be privatised and funding for subscriptions. Another authors discuss Elstein`s theory and blames that public broadcasters should not be abolished but some efficient changes should be maid and the market has to become open to more broadcasters.

The separation of power also prevents the United State from "consolidating into one". Another example that supported the Jeffersonian view of a strict understanding of the constitution is a letter written by him in the 1800th to, Samuel Miller, a Presbyterian minister. In it he stated that, according to the Constitution, the federal government has no authority to regulate

Lastly, Society is another determinant that plays a huge role in shaping media. There are social controls that are present in media. People in power have control and always want to keep

“Whoso would be man must be a nonconformist.” This quote demonstrates the difference between conformity which is a person who gives in to the community 's beliefs instead of going with what they believe in or believe what is right thing to do because, if they don 't people don 't they start to feel afraid of what the outcome might is or how might society judge them. Furthermore, at the end of the article the author explains how we only have power over our minds not any laws enforced by the government. “The only wrong is after my condition, the only wrong what is against it...” This quote reveals that to be a nonconformist we only have control of ourselves and what we do in society but, we do not have control over laws.

A citizen should act upon their free will or judgement without having the pressures of society around them. The House of Representatives member should worry about the diverse community values rather than the citizen. Even if they are in a specific party they do not have to vote upon what that party thinks what is

Propaganda and politics are interrelated. Politics often require the use of propaganda to reinforce its legitimacy and achieve its purpose; similarly, propaganda may affect political situation by shifting public opinion. As an outline of how propaganda can be exploited as a political tool, one might consider the following scenario.

The dynamics between de facto and de jure power could be described as following: today's de jure power distribution is constituted in current political institutions, whereas groups with de facto power can shape the development and thus the future distribution of political power (Acemoglu and Robinson, 2006). Today's allocation of political power is reflected in tomorrows institutions. This is based on the assumption that today's powerful agents can determine future political institutions, which grant de jure political power of tomorrow. Temporary political power for the citizens might evolve through revolution or social unrest. If repression is too costly, elites might need to commit to future policies rather by introducing democracy and more political power for the citizens in the future (Acemoglu and Robinson, 2008).

These individuals fail to communicate and establish correspondence with society and produce legislation convenient only to the elites. Citizens wish for their voices to be heard in the political world, however, without multi-level governance, it is complicated to accomplish. Both, Power Elite theory and Bureaucracy, are undermined by the deprivation of consideration to politics in the social aspect. They ignore

This could be seen why we seem to shut down any communication or diplomacy with other countries especially when the nation itself is facing an inner crisis. However, it is this reason why when America does become involved in global interest and activities it’s usually from an internal event first. This can be seen in WWII with the U.S. showing little interest at all in the war. However, this soon changed