Streamlining Political Communication Concepts
Updates, Changes, Normalcies
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Beschreibung
In this edited volume, renowned scholars from around the globe rethink and update important political communication concepts in the light of the most recent changes that have been occurring in media environments. In particular, the authors discuss those caused by the use of social media in politics, e.g. prevalent disinformation, populism, political polarization, etc. This collection of key texts addresses the major concerns that arise in our rapidly changing media and political environments and provides a basis for discussions on the current state of political communication research.
This makes this volume a must-read for students, researchers, and scholars of political communication, interested in a better understanding of key concepts and the current state of the research in the field.
In this edited volume, renowned scholars from around the globe rethink and update important political communication concepts in the light of the most recent changes that have been occurring in media environments. In particular, the authors discuss those caused by the use of social media in politics, e.g. prevalent disinformation, populism, political polarization, etc. This collection of key texts addresses the major concerns that arise in our rapidly changing media and political environments and provides a basis for discussions on the current state of political communication research.
This makes this volume a must-read for students, researchers, and scholars of political communication, interested in a better understanding of key concepts and the current state of the research in the field.
Provides an update on some of the most important political communication concepts Presents contributions by some of the most important political communication scholars Discusses how media environments affect politics in different contexts
Autor*in
Susana Salgado
Themen in »Streamlining Political Communication Concepts«
Social Media Populism Political polarization Political campaigns Media Disinformation Corruption Internet Political parties Information wars Political advertising Political public relations Media systems Digital age Institutional authority