Titlebook: Media and Politics in Post-Authoritarian Mexico; The Continuing Strug Martin Echeverria,Ruben Arnoldo Gonzalez Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if

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Martin Echeverriand untersucht. Das „Live-Experiment“ oder der „soziale Großversuch“ (Giesen und Leggewie, 1991) bietet und gebietet, den Transformationsprozeß, auch verstanden als Ergebnis nicht-beabsichtigter Nebenfolgen, begleitend zu erforschen, zeiteschichtliche Quellen zu dokumentieren und das Zusammenwachsen

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Frida V. Rodeloster. Vor mehr als 25 Jahren wies Naschold (1969) auf ihren emanzipativen Charakter hin, während Weitbrecht (1969) zur gleichen Zeit mit dem Terminus einer wenig authentischen, dafür innergewerkschaftlich funktional notwendigen “Quasi-Partizipation” einen Kontrapunkt setzte. Heute, nach dem von v. A

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Introduction. Not Authoritarian, But Not Yet Democratic. Advances, Setbacks, and Challenges in Mexichapter, we summarize and organize recent scholarly work about the state of said relationship. We focus on the structural dynamics that evidence the grip that politics still has on the media, as well as other dynamics that indicate empowerment and symmetrical standing by the media toward politics. S

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Media Systems in Unconsolidated Democracies: The Case of Mexicotructural limits. In Mexico, during the liberalization process and the first governmental alternation (2000–2018), most of the mainstream media chose to maintain clientelistic exchanges with political actors instead of pressing for democratic consolidation through a more professional transformation

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The Salinas Years, 1988–1994: Watershed in the Opening of Mexico’s Print Mediaregime. Was it also a watershed in the history of journalism? On the one hand, the sexenio witnessed various ills that already characterized relations between the press and the state. It began with the hostile state takeover of a left-wing daily, Unomásuno; high-profile journalists resigned under go

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Defective Democracy, Erosion of Press Freedom, and the Perils of Being a Journalist in Mexico Two Deter explores how the traits of a defective democracy have eroded press freedom in Mexico for more than 20 years. That is, contrary to the national and international expectations, after the democratic transition, Mexican journalists face increasing blatant hazard when they do their job. Drawing on 93

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