Out of the public eye: The International Labour Organisation in the media

Frank Nullmeier

No 01/2014, Working papers of the ZeS from University of Bremen, Centre for Social Policy Research (ZeS)

Abstract: Politics takes place in public communication and is part of public communication. Today, public communication is substantially determined by the media. This is also the case for the field of global social policy. The following study addresses the question of how global social policy and, in particular, the International Labour Organization (ILO) as the key player in global social policy, is discussed in the media. Are global social policy and the ILO visible at all in the media? To what extent is the organisation visible? How do the media report about the ILO and on what exactly does media coverage of the ILO focus?

Date: 2014
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