Titlebook: Media, Communication and the Struggle for Democratic Change; Case Studies on Cont Katrin Voltmer,Christian Christensen,Herman Wasser Book 2

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Conclusion: How Does the Concept of Public Communication Challenge the Concept of a Media System?,at was previously called political communication. Voltmer and her team take an alternative route, using the concept of public communication, including non-institutional media, and are able to show a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between political systems and media systems—the latter

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Media, Power, Citizenship: The Mediatization of Democratic Changeion conflicts in an era of hybrid media ecologies. Existing literature on mediatization has focused on advanced Western democracies and the transformative power that media and communication technologies have on democratic politics, assuming an increasing dominance of ‘media logic’ in the political p

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Conflict-Sensitive Journalism? Journalistic Role Perceptions and Practices in Democratization Confliis based on a comparative analysis of 100 in-depth interviews with journalists covering different democratization conflicts. While journalistic norms of objectivity and the watchdog role seem to have widespread appeal, results also show tensions between these norms and what is possible and indeed de

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Peace, But at What Cost? Media Coverage of Elections and Conflict in Kenya ethnic clashes following a controversial election, the mainstream media found that existing protocols were insufficient to manage their coverage of the political crisis. This chapter investigates the response of journalists and policy makers to these events and, in particular, how the rise of ‘peac

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Creativity and Strategy: How Civil Society Organizations Communicate and Mobilize in Egypt, Kenya, Sy which civil society highlights key issues, challenges the status quo and pushes an agenda for change. This chapter explores the communication strategies of civil society organizations, looking at the theories behind specific strategies, and the constraints civil society experiences in developing e

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Tweeting in Precarious Times: Comparing Twitter Use During the 2013 General Election in Kenya and thpproach to examine the social media platform’s use in emerging democracies with high levels of political parallelism. This chapter helps bridge this gap by carrying out a thorough Twitter’s network analysis regarding two different presidential elections: the 2012 presidential election in Egypt and t

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