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Media, bureaucracies, and foreign aid: a comparative analysis of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, France, and Japan

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Introduction Foreign Aid, News Media and Bureaucracies News Media Coverage and US Development Aid News Media Coverage and British Development Aid News Media Coverage and French Development Aid News Media Coverage and Japanese Development Aid News Media Coverage and Canadian Development Aid News Media Coverage and US Disaster Aid Alternative Explanations, Political Actors, Indexing, Spuriousness Conclusions

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Key concepts: Media coverage, Bureaucracy, Political science, News media, Politics, Media campaign, Advertising, Media studies