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Contents Detailed table of contents Introduction PART I:WHAT DEMOCRACY - WHAT MEDIA? 1 Democracy and democratisation: one idea, many roads 2 Democratic media: a question of means and ends PART II:THE MEDIA AND POLITICAL CHANGE ACROSS TIME AND SPACE 3 Mass media and political change: technological structure and journalistic agency 4 Complex transitions and uncertain outcomes: the media and democratisation over time 5 Emerging media systems and the legacies of the past PART III:TRANSFORMING THE MEDIA 6 Media and the state 7 Media markets 8 Political parallelism 9 Journalistic professionalism Conclusion Endnotes Bibliography Index
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