How might media managers choose to cover a story about a human rights tragedy in order to get politicians to take action?
a. Focus on matters that are of most concern to those who are not in power but rather vying for power.
b. Highlight the tragedy in real time.
c. Focus on stories that throw off the relative power balance between Democrats and Republicans in Washington.
d. Run retrospectives on related events from the past.
b
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A bureaucracy that follows Weber's ideal bureaucratic structure has all the following characteristics, EXCEPT
A. all workers rotating through all tasks. B. standard operating procedures. C. a hierarchy with a vertical chain of command. D. division of labor. E. hiring systems based on worker competency.
According to pluralism, ________ underlies the bargaining-compromise process and is
the basic cooperative cement that binds society together. a. pacifism b. conflict c. caucus d. consensus e. dissonance
When Bill Clinton came into office in 1992, his foreign policy advisers were drawn from the ranks of those who believed in
A. isolationism. B. containment. C. disengagement. D. human rights. E. imperialism.
The series of regulatory measures passed by England in the decade between 1763 and 1774 was for the purpose of
A) paying war debt that England had accumulated as a result of the French and Indian Wars. B) upsetting the colonists and promoting revolution. C) punishing colonists for showing revolutionary tendencies. D) creating a United States of America that would operate under a common set of rules. E) creating a united defense in the colonies to protect against threats from other nations.