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COMM 172

Media and Democracy

University of California, Los Angeles 4 credits Communication

Course Description

Lecture, three hours. Mass media play a critical role in domestic and international politics, and are a central component of modern representative democracy. Review of major questions in the study of mass media and politics, in U.S. and cross-nationally. Emphasis on the role of legacy and new media in citizens’ attitudes and political behavior, policy representation, and government accountability. Letter grading.

Code
COMM 172
Credits
4
Subject
Communication

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