Government Communication

Abstract

“Government communication” in this entry refers to the aims, role, and practice of communication implemented by executive politicians and officials of public institutions in the service of a political rationale, and that are themselves constituted on the basis of the people's indirect or direct consent, and are charged to enact the people's will. This executive communication is contrasted with the deliberative communication legislatures use to decide public policy through determining the law, and with the judiciary, whose function is to make judgments in relation to disputes about the application of the law (→ Strategic Communication).

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