Titlebook: Values of German Media Users; 1986 - 2007 Merja Mahrt Book 2010 VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, Wi

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Values and Media Use among the Highly Educated,iar with the intricacies of the media landscape, its diversity and changes, and the more accurate his or her concept of values in the mediated offer should be, at least in principle. More educated people, then, should show stronger relationships between their values and a specific choice of media.

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Conclusion,r have values of the . of channels or genres been considered. This study offers a starting point for such an endeavor. The systematic analysis of values within genres and among fans of these genres—or even individual programs—could provide a valuable addition to the understanding and anticipation of media use behavior.

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tational tone and its appearance in the late 1970s along with its author’s forthright advocacy of the Palestinians’ national aspirations meant the book was soon caught up in the passionate ideological disagreements surrounding the Iranian Revolution, the hostage crisis, Israel’s accelerating expansi

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Merja Mahrter role of women in society,” a careful analysis of the arguments made by participants on both sides of the gynecocracy debate seems to reveal just how little they drew on emerging ideas and new methods of intellectual inquiry as they constructed their arguments.

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Merja Mahrtrks of this kind is the age that has given currency to the term “high-brow.” But it would be as true to say that the attitude implicit in “high-brow” causes this use of talent as the converse. The minority is being cut off as never before from the powers that rule the world; and as Mr. George A. Bir

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Merja Mahrtither inability or unwillingness. As Finnemore and Sikkink (1998, p. 908) note, ‘[t]he relationship of new normative claims to existing norms may also influence the likeliness of their influence. This is most clearly true for norms within international law, since the power or persuasiveness of a nor

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Merja Mahrthas not established a language of its own. I have given this some thought and will use the present chapter to offer a response to the issue. The second reason for selecting this topic is that, from the perspective of globalization, it is not at all unusual that these problems have risen in the conte