Defining Cable Television: Structuration and Public Policy

Patrick Parsons

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As applied in a case study of how the policy definition of cable television evolved, Giddens's theory of structuration “Offers a conceptual framework for the untangling of problems of power and dominance… a tool for analyzing and understanding the process by which social and political reality is formed.”

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1984The Constitution of Society. Outline of the Theory of Structuration 1988The Constitution of Society.1979Central Problems in Social Theory 1980Central Problems in Social Theory: Action, Structure and Contradiction in Social Analysis.1995A Contemporary Critique of Historical Materialism 1983A Structurationist Account of Political Culture 1978The politics of broadcast regulation 1982Organizational Work: Structuration of Environments

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