CMNS 130 Chapter Notes - Chapter freedman: Marketization, Transmedia Storytelling, Labour Market Flexibility

• School: Simon Fraser University
• Department: Communication
• Course: CMNS 130
• Professor: David Newman

Document Summary

Describe the two types of power outlined by dahl. Rejects as totally false the pluralist" claim that the major organized. Compete on more or less equal terms. None are able to achieve a decisive and permanent advantage in the process of competition lobby policymakers: Ensuring the circulation of a wide range of voices and opinions, no matter how marginal" or unpopular" they may seem to be. Facilitating a competitive environment in which multiple outlets, voices and representations are made available to citizens without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, or sex" as the 1934 us. Stimulating the creation of public opinion that acts as a communication channel b/w private individuals and the state. Fostering a climate in which citizens are informed about issues perceived to be important to their daily lives. Protecting the freedom of individuals from the state as well as the state"s ability to protect is citizens from harm.