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Mediatization Effects on Political News, Political Actors, Political Decisions, and Political Audienes, political processes — particularly those that are dependent on publicity and public support. From this it follows that — contrary to a priori assumptions of a fully transformed ‘media democracy’ — the concept of mediatization does not assume a complete ‘colonialization’ of politics by the media.

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Wirtschaftspolitik und Ressourcenmanagement,f democracy today must admit that democratic regimes are faced with numerous challenges that threaten to undermine their very legitimacy. Contrary to the optimists’ predictions, the fall of the Berlin Wall and the triumph of democracy it symbolized have given way to a severe political malaise almost

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-14353-4ntre for Research (NCCR) Democracy. Our analysis is mainly exploratory, an attempt to map out largely unexplored terrain. As we shall show, the existing democracies differ considerably in the way they implement the basic principles. Furthermore, there are trade-offs involved in the implementation of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-18822-5es, political processes — particularly those that are dependent on publicity and public support. From this it follows that — contrary to a priori assumptions of a fully transformed ‘media democracy’ — the concept of mediatization does not assume a complete ‘colonialization’ of politics by the media.

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Globalization and the Vertical Challenge to Democracyacy, the demos is composed of a shared sense of identity, a common public sphere, and a high level of political structuring through political parties and other intermediary organizations (see also Chapter 3).