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Media-state relations in emerging democracies / Adrian Hadland

Hadland, Adrian, 1964-

Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; New York, NY : Palgrave Macmillan, 2015

X, 261 S. ; 23 cm

Englisch

Machine generated contents note: IntroductionPART I: EMERGING DEMOCRACIES -- 1. Dancing with Democracy -- 2. Key Features of Media-State Relations in Emerging Democracies -- 3. Media-state Relations in South Africa -- 4. Media-state Relations in China -- PART II: THE ACQUISITIVE STATE -- 5. The Rise of the State -- 6. The Acquisitive State -- 7. Contesting the 'National Discourse': Power, Ideology and Media-State Relations in the 21st Century -- 8. Conclusion: The Fall and Rise of Journalism.

Includes bibliographical references

978-1-137-49348-4 (hbk. : £60.00)

2015002352

GBB533503

OCoLC: 913901289     

OCoLC: 910592558 (aus SWB)     

P95.82.D45

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FIV Notation: RQ: Weltweit ; SF01.01: Staat / Politisches System/Verfassung / Politischer Systemwandel/Demokratisierung ; SG06: Gesellschaft / Medien/Information

Basisklassifikation: 83.46 (Entwicklungsökonomie) ; 05.30 (Massenkommunikation; Massenmedien: Allgemeines) ; 89.35 (Demokratie)

*Entwicklungsländer ; Schwellenländer ; Massenmedien ; Demokratisierung ; Staat ; Journalismus      Zum Register

GND-Schlagwörter: Erde ; Systemtransformation ; Politischer Wandel ; Demokratisierung ; Wirkung ; Massenmedien ; Politik ; Medien ; Kontrolle ; Kommunikation ; Journalismus ; Südafrika ; China ; Entwicklung ; Tendenz

FIV-Themen: Global ; Systemtransformation ; Politischer Wandel ; Demokratisierung ; Wirkung von Massenmedien ; Verhältnis Politik - Medien ; Kommunikations- und Medienkontrolle ; Journalismus ; Südafrikanische Republik ; Volksrepublik China ; Entwicklungsperspektive und -tendenz

LOC-SH: Mass media policy -- Developing countries ; Press and politics -- Developing countries ; Mass media policy ; Mass media policy -- Case studies

"With most of the world's population living in states that have begun the process of democratisation, Media-State Relations in Emerging Democracies examines the critical interface between the news media and the state in these countries. What is the media's role in the democratisation process? And how does the state intervene in, co-opt or prescribe the national discourse? Using a series of case studies, including South Africa and the People's Republic of China, this original work proposes a new framework for understanding media-state relations in the world's emerging democracies. Bringing together a wide range of knowledge and literature from multiple disciplines together with personal insights and experiences gained during his career in global political journalism, Adrian Hadland explodes some of the myths of current thinking about the media and democracy and looks ahead to the role journalism ought to be playing in the 21st century"--

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"With most of the world's population living in states that have begun the process of democratisation, Media-State Relations in Emerging Democracies examines the critical interface between the news media and the state in these countries. What is the media's role in the democratisation process? And how does the state intervene in, co-opt or prescribe the national discourse? Using a series of case studies, including South Africa and the People's Republic of China, this original work proposes a new framework for understanding media-state relations in the world's emerging democracies. Bringing together a wide range of knowledge and literature from multiple disciplines together with personal insights and experiences gained during his career in global political journalism, Adrian Hadland explodes some of the myths of current thinking about the media and democracy and looks ahead to the role journalism ought to be playing in the 21st century"--