Civic Journalism: Does It Work?
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Most people pay close attention to politics and government only during times of crisis or when government actions directly and personally affect them. For example, only a slight majority in one survey (average 56 percent) can identify any congressional candidate in their districts during campaigns, according to communications researcher W.Russell Neuman. The ordinary American is not actively monitoring and analyzing issues, attending meetings, helping candidates or otherwise participating in public affairs.
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