Setting the agenda of threats : an explanatory model

Johan Eriksson · Erik Noreen

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Why is it that certain threat images appear on the political agenda and others do not? The issue of how a political agenda is set has been studied in a series of different contexts and with the aid of any number of different theoretical approaches. Man

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