The production context: The development of an approach to the presentation of political and current affairs on television -- Television and current affairs -- Production and the political content of broadcasting -- America on screen? Hollywood feature films as social and political evidence -- From october to october: the soviet political system in the 1920s and its films -- Relationships between the academic user and producer: Television-based history teaching in the context of the traditional university -- The political scientist as film-maker -- The message received - a user perspective: An overview of recent research into the impact of broadcasting in democratic politics -- Political style on film -- Film as a teaching resource -- Film analysis: the structural approach -- Seizing the moving image: broadcast television archives -- Audio-visual sources and research into modern British politics -- Some european film collections

1. Television and Society
2. Mass Media -- Political Aspects
3. Moving Pictures