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I. Introduction

A. Definition of Agenda-Setting Theory

B. Historical background and development

C. Significance and relevance in the field of communication and media studies

II. Key Concepts

A. Agenda

1. Definition of agenda

2. Types of agendas (public, media, policy)

B. Framing

1. Definition of framing

2. Role of framing in agenda-setting

C. Priming

1. Definition of priming

2. Connection to agenda-setting theory

D. Media Gatekeeping

1. Explanation of media gatekeeping

2. How it influences agenda-setting

E. Agenda Building

1. Definition of agenda building

2. The process of agenda building

III. Origins and Evolution

A. McCombs and Shaw's Initial Research

B. Later scholars and developments

C. Modern applications and relevance

IV. Agenda-Setting in the Media

A. Role of the media in setting the public agenda

B. How the media influences political and social agendas

C. Examples of agenda-setting in media coverage

V. Agenda-Setting in Politics

A. The impact of agenda-setting on political campaigns

B. Government agendas and public policy

C. Case studies of political agenda-setting

VI. Criticisms and Limitations

A. Critiques of the theory

B. Challenges and limitations of agenda-setting

C. Alternative theories and perspectives

VII. Contemporary Issues and Debates

A. Social media's role in agenda-setting

B. The globalization of agendas

C. The influence of new media on traditional agenda-setting

VIII. Practical Applications

A. How agenda-setting theory is used in the real world

B. Policy implications and decision-making

C. Implications for media professionals and politicians

IX. Conclusion

A. Summary of key points

B. The enduring relevance and importance of agenda-setting theory

C. Future directions for research and application

X. References

A. Cite relevant scholarly sources and references to support the article

B. Ensure proper formatting and citation style

XI. See Also

A. Links to related articles on communication theory, media studies, and related concepts

B. Cross-references within Wikipedia