(PDF) Projections of Power: Framing News, Public Opinion, and U.S. Foreign Policy (Studies in Communication, Media, and Public Opinion)
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"Projections of power" refers to the ways in which states or other actors seek to assert and demonstrate their power and influence, both domestically and internationally. This can involve the use of various forms of communication and media, including news, public statements, and other forms of public discourse, to shape public perceptions and to influence policy decisions.
Framing refers to the ways in which information is presented and organized in order to shape the interpretation and understanding of an issue or event. In news, public opinion, and foreign policy, framing can be used to shape the way in which an issue is understood and the ways in which it is addressed.
In the context of U.S. foreign policy, "projections of power" and framing can be used to shape public perceptions of the country's foreign policy goals and actions and to influence policy decisions related to these goals. This can involve the use of media and other forms of public discourse to present a particular interpretation of an issue or event and to shape the public's understanding of it.