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Gatekeeping Theory

overall review score: 3.8
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Gatekeeping theory refers to the practice of controlling access to information or resources within a group or community, often with the intention of maintaining power or authority.

Key Features

  • Control of access
  • Power dynamics
  • Authority maintenance

Pros

  • Can help regulate flow of information
  • May prevent misinformation spreading
  • Can protect vulnerable groups

Cons

  • May be used to exclude certain individuals or groups
  • Can perpetuate unequal power dynamics
  • May limit diversity of perspectives

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