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Making Sense of Media and Politics - Five Principles in Political Communication (Paperback, 2nd edition)
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Making Sense of Media and Politics - Five Principles in Political Communication (Paperback, 2nd edition)
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Extremely well written and organized in an accessible way without
talking down to the reader, drawing the reader in with its
conversational, exploratory style. Provides a unique, brief set of
conceptual tools (the five principles) that is pulled through the
entire text to help make sense of the broader field of political
communication. Excellent use of examples and case studies that
illustrate major concepts, including framing and media effects. A
multi-perspective approach (political elites, journalists, etc.),
valuable for analyzing power dynamics in various media
environments. Deals extensively with the role of media in war,
peace, and terrorism, adding important international coverage
alongside domestic media politics in elections. Integrates
discussion of new media alongside coverage of traditional media for
a comprehensive understanding of contemporary political
communication. * Puts forth a balanced argument that prompts
students to stay focused on the political context in which the
media is operating. New to the Second Edition Up-to-date coverage
of major political events in the last decade, including the
landmark US elections of 2016 and 2020. Devotes more attention to
the "hybrid media system" that has developed over the last decade,
providing a greater balance between traditional "news" and social
media in particular. Includes more cross-national research,
especially in non-Western and non-democratic countries. Refines the
five principles of political communication to better reflect
contemporary media trends. Covers key emerging topics including
misinformation and threats to democratic institutions, new forms of
political engagement, and the economic base of the various forms of
media.
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