Making Sense of Mediatized Politics

Abstract

1. Making Sense of the Mediatization of Politics Jesper Stromback & Frank Esser 2. News Media Logic in a New Institutional Perspective Kent Asp 3. Mass Media Logic and the Mediatization of Politics: A Theoretical Framework Michael Meyen, Markus Thieroff & Steffi Strenger 4. Mediatization and Political Leadership: Perspectives of the Finnish Newspapers and Party Leaders Pekka Isotalus & Merja Almonkari 5. Opposing the Government but Governing the Audience? Exploring the Differential Mediatization of Parliamentary Actors in Switzerland Nono Landerer 6. The Mediatization of Political Accountability: Politics, the News Media Logic and Industrial Crises in the 1980s and 2000s Monika Djerf-Pierre, Mats Ekstrom, Nicklas Hakansson & Bengt Johansson 7. News Coverage of Politics and Conflict Levels: A Cross-National Study of Journalists' and Politicians' Perspections of Two Elements of Mediatization Peter Maurer & Barbara Pfetsch 8. Phases of Mediatization: Empirical Evidence from Austrian Election Campaigns Since 1970 Josef Seethaler & Gabriele Melischek 9. Jumping the Shark: Mediatization of Canadian Party Leadership Contests, 1975-2012 Shannon Sampert, Linda Trimble, Angelia Wagner & Bailey Gerrits 10. Metacoverage and Mediatization in US Presidential Elections: A Theoretical Model and Qualitative Case Study Paul D'Angelo & Frank Esser 11. Mediatization, Legal Logic and the Coverage of Israeli Politicians on Trial Anat Peleg & Bryna Bogoch 12. Media Logic and Political Logic Online and Offline: The Case of Climate Change Communication Jorg Hassler, Marcus Maurer & Corinna Oschatz 13. Passive Accomplice or Active Disruptor: The Role of Audiences in the Mediatization of Politics Tamara Witschge