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Today, the state and private sectors as well as pressure groups in New Zealand and internationally are competing for media space in their pursuit of legitimacy, organisational interest or attention. COMS 223 aims to unpack the complex process through which this is happening by exploring the changing persuasive techniques of propaganda and public relations and how they confer legitimacy and power.
15 points at the 100 level in COMS. Students without this prerequisite, but with at least a B average in 60 points of relevant courses, may enter the course with the approval of the Department Coordinator or the Undergraduate Coordinator for COMS.