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Government Communication in Australia
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  • Page extent: 382 pages
  • Size: 228 x 152 mm
  • Weight: 0.558 kg
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 (ISBN-13: 9780521681711)

  • Published May 2007

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Contents




  List of Contributors page xi
  List of Tables xv
  List of Figures xvi
  List of Textboxes xvii
  Preface xviii
  Abbreviations and Acronyms xx
  Introduction: The theory and practice of government communication xxiii
  Sally Young
 
Part I   The political, legal and economic context 1
1   Mapping the Australian PR state 3
  Ian Ward
2   Government communication and the law 19
  Graeme Orr
3   The Public Service and government communication: Pressures and dilemmas 36
  Brian Head
4   Business–government communication: Power, influence and mundane relationships 51
  John Warhurst
 
Part II   The government–media relationship 63
5   Televising parliament: Broadcasting, webcasting and public access 65
  Julianne Schultz
6   Politicians, journalists and ‘spin’: Tangled relationships and shifting alliances 79
  Shelly Savage and Rodney Tiffen
7   Theories of government communication and trends in the UK 93
  Brian McNair
 
Part III   Government communication workers: Spin doctors, speechwriters and PR practitioners 111
8   Perspectives on government PR 113
  Noel Turnbull
9   Spin doctors, citizens and democracy 130
  Stephen Stockwell
10   Speechwriters and political speech: Pitting the good angels against the bleak 144
  Dennis Glover
 
Part IV   Government use of media 159
11   Australian governments and online communication 161
  Peter Chen, Rachel Gibson, Wainer Lusoli and Stephen Ward
12   A history of government advertising in Australia 181
  Sally Young
13   Government advertising as public communication: Cases, issues and effects 204
  John Sinclair and Stephanie Younane
 
Part V   The social framework: Citizens, NGOs and government 227
14   Innovations in Australian government communication 229
  Sally Young
15   Lobbying government 255
  Sarah Maddison
16   Citizens engaging government 270
  Katharine Gelber
  Conclusion: The present and future of government communication 284
  Sally Young
  Appendix: Current Australian governments, state and federal (as at January 2007) 290
  Notes 291
  Index 336

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