Media, Nationalism and European Identities

Abstract

Introduction Part I The European Public Sphere and European Integration The Transnationalization/Europeanization of Public Spheres What is Europe? Geographies of Journalism Media Representations of EU Matters in National Media Systems - The Hungarian Case Transnational European Media: Overcoming National Barriers to European Publics The Hungarian Press System in Romania: The World of the Operators Romani Media in Eastern Europe Part II National and Transnational Identities The Media and Nationalism, East and West The Politics of Belonging: Identity Anxiety in the European Union European Media and the Culture of Europeanness Pan-European, Regional and National Identities in the Eurovision Song Contest Part III European Media Policy: Boon or Barrier to European Integration? European Melting Pots? European Integration and EU Audiovisual Policy at a Crossroads Which Frontiers for EU Media Policy: An Assessment in the context of the European Project The Clash of Rationalities: Media Pluralism in European Regulatory Policies Digital Television and Its Effect on European Identities Conclusions Contributors Index