Transnationalization of Public SpheresSpringer, 10 juil. 2008 - 269 pages This book takes a fresh look at a widely debated question in international relations and political communication research: How can public discourses contribute to democratic governance beyond the nation state? The book combines quantitative and qualitative analyses of media content and evaluates them from a democratic theory perspective. |
Table des matières
| 1 | |
the Research Framework | 21 |
3 Segmented Europeanization | 40 |
Explaining Vertical and Horizontal Europeanization in the Quality Press | 55 |
5 Towards a PanEuropean Public Sphere? A Typology of Transnational Media in Europe | 78 |
6 Together We Fight? Europes Debate over the Legitimacy of Military Interventions | 95 |
7 United in Protest? The European Struggle over Genetically Modified Food | 131 |
8 Conclusion | 168 |
Additional Tables for Chapter 4 | 195 |
Methodological Appendix | 200 |
Notes | 238 |
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Transnationalization of Public Spheres H. Weßler,B. Peters,M. Brüggemann,K. Kleinen-v.Königslöw,S. Sifft Aucun aperçu disponible - 2008 |
Expressions et termes fréquents
actors analysis approach arguments attention audience Austria authors average Britain cent chapter citizens coalitions coded collective identification communication compared contrast convergence correspondents countries course coverage cultural Denmark dimension discursive integration domestic editorial effect empirical Europe European European countries European public example Figure five focus force foreign forms four frames France Germany global governance green biotechnology horizontal identity important increase indicators institutions interest Iraq issue journalists justifications legitimacy less mean mentioned military interventions Monde monitoring national public newspapers normative Notes observation opinions overall particular patterns percentage period points political positions possible Presse public debates public discourses public spheres question references relatively relevance remains Representative respective role sample share shows similarity speakers specific statements structures Table tion transnational transnationalization trend types values variables vertical Western World