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internal communication (cont.) 90; quality 54; relationship with
230(7/7n); discretion in 154–5; politicians 161; as subversive
effect of defence policy on 152, 55–6, see also newspapers
153; Tory problems in 155–6,
see also communication process; Kaid, L. 229(6/1n); et al. 12
international communication; Keeter, S. 36
political communication Kelley, S. 133
international communication, Kelly, M. and Mitchell, T. 181,
background 187–8; Cold War 186
193–7; as domestic matter 188; Kennedy, J. F. 138, 145, 194, 202
East–West relations 189–98; Kent, B. 176
effect of conflict on 198–220; Kepplinger, H.M. and Dombach,
grand alliance 192–3; W. 36
Zimbabwe/South Africa King, A. 168
experience 197–8 ‘Kinnock–the movie’ 34, 37,
interviews, advocacy/impartiality 228(3/5n)
balance in 89; as Kinnock, N. 123, 139, 142, 149,
agressive/confrontational 86–9; 152
as deferential 86; introduction of Knightley, P. 199
136; politician/broadcaster Korean Airlines 194, 195, 196
tensions in 88–9; with politicians Kraus, S. and Davis, D. 137
44; as programme genre 87–8; Krushchev, N. 194
set-piece 139; star status in 88 Kuwait 212–18
Iraq 212, 219–20
Irish National Liberation Army Lawson, C. 112
(INLA) 182 Lee, I. 136
Irish Republican Army (IRA) 10, Leiss, W. et al. 99
11, 182, 183–4, 185, 186 Levin, M.B. 190, 191
liberal democracy, and citizen’s
Jacques, M. 229(5/3n) rights 17; and constitutionality
Jamieson, K. 101, 126 17–18; and emergence of
Jennifer’s Ear 123–4, 146 bourgeoisie 16–17; normative
Johnson, K. and Elebash, C. 110, ideal 119; and participation 18;
119, 120 principles of 16; and rational
Johnson, L. B. 202 choice 18; theory of 16–18, see
Jones, M. 80 also democracy
Jones, N. 149, 171, 228(2/4n) Linton, M. 60, 229(4/5n)
Joslyn, R. 103 Lippmann, W. 26, 28, 79
journalism, as apolitical 55; Livingstone, K. 81, 87, 121, 122,
authored 79; bard as tolerated 154
court jester 82; Livingstone, S. and Lunt, P. 85,
commercialisation of 67–8; 227(1/4n)
establishment of journalist-
pundits 79–80, 81, 82; experts Macarthur, J.R. 212–13, 214, 218
in 89–90; hypodermic effect 61; McCarthy, J. 194
lack of substance in 68; lobby McCombs, M. 52
162; new providers of 70; pack MacDonald, I. 208
68, 95; political relationships McDonald, T. 87
70–1; profession of 71–2; and MacGregor, S. 88
public scepticism 56; pundits in McKay, R. and Barr, B. 170

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