Titlebook: How Political Actors Use the Media; A Functional Analysi Peter Van Aelst,Stefaan Walgrave Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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Book 2017yond a purely Americentric viewpoint, the chapters present data from more than ten Western democracies to argue that the media are both a source of information and an arena for political communication. This double functional role of the media is examined from both a theoretical and an empirical pers

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Political Public Relations and Mediatization: The Strategies of News Managementterature, the authors suggest a typology of strategies and tactics that political parties can use to manage the news. One conclusion is that adaption to news media need to follow from the strategic goals of the party. Otherwise adapting to news media is not strategic but rather surrendering to news media and news media logic.

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The Media Independency of Political Elitesacts originated from news media coverage. Their answers seem to suggest that their media dependency is quite strong. Most importantly, story features and characteristics of individual politicians interactively determine to what extent a politician is dependent on the media for information about current affairs.

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Moving Beyond the Single Mediated Arena Model: Media Uses and Influences Across Three Arena’se and are influenced by media/journalists varies across these three arenas. After setting out the arenas and findings the model is further illustrated with two short case studies: the election of David Cameron to head of the Conservative Party (2005) and the issues around European Union membership and the recent Brexit vote (.).

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The Charm of Salient Issues? Parties’ Strategic Behavior in Press Releasesge in Switzerland, Germany, France and Great Britain during national election campaigns shows that issue ownership matters across countries and explains quite well the parties’ issue selection strategies. However, exogenous events like crisis, scandals or catastrophes motivate to follow up on news coverage, even at the cost of owned issues.

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Why Do Politicians Use the Media When Making Laws? A Study On the Functional Use of Mass Media Durin in-depth interviews with legislators in the Netherlands, in the context of three case studies. We find that some politicians use the mass media as a source of information in the context of lawmaking, but that the media is not very frequently used as an arena for political communication.