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

Arctic

Conflict-Sensitive Journalism? Journalistic Role Perceptions and Practices in Democratization Conflimpirical studies on journalism in conflict societies and highlights the dilemmas, ambiguities and context specific values that guide journalists in uncertain times. The findings point at the emergence of hybrid forms of journalism and their often ambivalent impact on the communication and resolution of democratization conflicts.

盲信者

Tweeting in Precarious Times: Comparing Twitter Use During the 2013 General Election in Kenya and theen them. In Egypt, it is found that mainstream media drove much of the interaction affirming their dominant traditional gatekeeper role. Kenya’s case however shows greater levels of citizen participation, stronger networks and less reliance on mainstream media, which show signs of ‘disintermediation’.

雪白

Minority Media, Democratization Conflicts and the Politicization of Coptic Communal Identity in Egyprs and interviews with activists, the chapter reveals the politicization and transformation of Coptic identity discourses of two factions: one which assumes a statist nationalist discourse and a radical faction that builds on a persecution discourse to mobilize for a more inclusive public sphere.

离开可分裂

Hybrid Governance, Strategic Communication and the Quest for Institutional Legitimacys’ strategies and contributing to advance some narratives. It also suggests that there is a lurking risk that the state could slide back into authoritarianism or be hollowed out and captured by undemocratic forces.

游行

Acupressure

Dialogue of the Deaf: Listening on Twitter and Democratic Responsiveness during the 2015 South Afric of the conversation. The findings suggest that while poorly performed listening campaigns can result in spiralling frustration among citizens, social media platforms like Twitter can also provide opportunities for governments to listen in a manner that serves a more positive relationship with citizens.

Congruous

意外

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