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The Role of American Media in International Crises

The Role of American Media in International Crises. by Mike Dorsher, Ph.D. Department of Communication and Journalism. Definitions. Hegemony An iterative process whereby people in power deepen their dominance by using culture to negotiate for the consent of the subjugated.

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The Role of American Media in International Crises

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  1. The Role of American Media in International Crises by Mike Dorsher, Ph.D. Department of Communication and Journalism

  2. Definitions • Hegemony • An iterative process whereby people in power deepen their dominance by using culture to negotiate for the consent of the subjugated. • Counterhegemony • An alternative process whereby people attempt to gain dominant power by countering, co-opting and compromising dominant culture. It is not the opposite of hegemony; it is merely someone else's hegemony — one that has not yet become dominant.

  3. Definitions • Pluralism • The sharing of power among groups in society. It is the opposite of hegemony and counterhegemony.

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