Simon Serfaty, The Media and Foreign Policy. New York, New York: St. Martin’s Press. 1990. In the book, The Media and Foreign Policy, Simon Serfaty, Executive Director of the Johns Hopkins Foreign Policy Institute in Washington, D. C., and research professor of American foreign policy at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced international Studies, shares his own and fellow authors collected essays on the media’s effect on foreign policy and foreign policy decision …showed first 75 words of 602 total…

…showed last 75 words of 602 total…ratings points during the yearly television sweeps week or trying to sell more magazines or newspapers, all of the so called media moguls are after is increased revenue to make their already swollen bank accounts even fatter. So in the infamous words of Gene Siskel (may he rest in peace) and Roger Ebert, Simon Serfaty gets a thumbs down for his book The Media and Foreign Policy. This is based literary bias and nonobjective journalism.