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The 43 pages that link to Political communication, each with the reason it gives.

• Public sphereNarrower topic: The public sphere is one social setting within the wider flow of political communication.

• Agenda-setting theoryNarrower topic: Election coverage is a major setting in which agenda-setting effects are studied.

• Public opinionNarrower topic: Campaigns and governments communicate strategically to influence public judgments.

• Internet memeNarrower topic: Political actors use memes to frame issues and circulate claims in shareable forms.

• Framing (social sciences)Narrower topic: Framing is a central way political messages define problems and propose responses.

• Television newsNarrower topic: Television news mediates communication among political actors and the public.

• Media effectsNarrower topic: Provides a domain where effects on knowledge, opinion, and participation are examined.

• Political journalismNarrower topic: Political journalism is one practice within this broader field of communication.

• Political cartoonNarrower topic: Cartoons communicate political judgments through a compact, widely circulated visual format.

• Propaganda of the deedNarrower topic: The strategy depends on actions being interpreted as messages by audiences beyond their immediate targets.

• Political theatreNarrower topic: Political theatre is one performative mode within this broader field of political messaging.

• Celebrity politicsNarrower topic: Celebrity politics is one way political messages gain visibility and circulate.

• PublicityNarrower topic: Candidates and parties use publicity to shape awareness of their messages and public image.

• Volodymyr ZelenskyyNarrower topic: His use of video addresses and social platforms illustrates a broader field of political messaging.

• Political rhetoricNarrower topic: It includes rhetoric alongside news, political information, and other forms of political messaging.

• AgitpropNarrower topic: Agitprop is a politically directed form of communication.

• Media spectacleNarrower topic: Media spectacle is one way political communication organizes attention and meaning.

• Political musicNarrower topic: Music is one expressive channel within the wider circulation of political messages.

• Public spectacleNarrower topic: Public spectacle is one highly visible mode within the wider field of political communication.

• Two-step flow of communicationNarrower topic: Election research made political influence the model’s original testing ground.

• Sean HannityNarrower topic: Hannity’s broadcasts are a prominent example of media shaping political messages and attention.

• Karoline LeavittNarrower topic: Leavitt’s public role is a prominent example of communication on behalf of an administration.

• Lawrence SpivakNarrower topic: The program gave politicians a recurring national platform for addressing public issues.

• Pierre SalingerNarrower topic: Salinger’s press and broadcasting work connected political institutions with public audiences.