Impact of Media on State Policy: A Review of Pakistan

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2021
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Abstract
Do media outlets have an impact on how policies are made? How much control over this impact do politicians or other organizations have? In effect, the relationship study of media and policy is a complex affair. It also focuses on complicated large-scale issues while also being linked to topics that are affected by a wide range of forces and individuals. It is significant because of how it is connected to politics, technology, and the economy. As different study of ideologies examine different components of the picture in public policy, communication processes, and others like, our grasp of the connection between media and policy making tends to be limited. The main purpose of this study is to examine the impacts of media on state policy. Moreover, it makes an effort to close these gaps, to demonstrate how information from several domains can support one another, and to identify flaws and blind spots.
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Authors Saqib Allah Khan
Journal Journal of Strategic Policy and Global Affairs
Year 2021
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