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South Dakota v. Dole examines the problem of agenda setting. Why is agenda setting so important for understanding judicial decision making and politics? Use the South Dakota case to discuss the different aspects of the agenda setting process.

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South Dakota v. Dole examines the problem of agenda setting. Why is agenda setting so important for understanding judicial decision making and politics? Use the South Dakota case to discuss the different aspects of the agenda setting process.
The agenda setting theory says that mass-media especially has a strong affect on the audience by selecting stories that are ...

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