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The 61 pages that link to Agenda-setting theory, each with the reason it gives.

• Representation politicsCompared with: It addresses issue prominence, while representation politics also examines who is depicted and how.

• Media studiesRelated: It describes influence over public attention without assuming control of opinions.

• Social commentaryRelated: Repeated depictions can raise a social problem's visibility without dictating opinions.

• Entertainment journalismRelated: Repeated attention to particular stars and releases can shape what audiences discuss.

• News mediaRelated: Coverage frequency and prominence can shape the public issues receiving attention.

• Two-step flow of communicationCompared with: It explains influence through issue prominence, not chiefly through opinion leaders.

• World newsRelated: Uneven attention to world events can shape public priorities.

• JournalistRelated: Journalists’ choices of prominence can shape public attention without dictating opinions.

• Ezra KleinRelated: Klein’s choice of topics and explanatory emphasis helps shape public discussion of political priorities.

• Old mediaRelated: Centralized news outlets could direct broad public attention toward selected issues.

• Social issueRelated: Attention from media and political institutions can elevate an issue.