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Title E-political socialization, the press and politics [electronic resource] : the media and government in the USA, Europe and China / Christ'l De Landtsheer, Russell F. Farnen, Daniel B. German, Henk Dekker, Heinz Sünker, Yingfa Song, Hongna Miao (eds.).
Publication Info Frankfurt am Main : Peter Lang, [2014]


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Descript 372 pages ; 22 cm.
Note Includes index.
Contents Introduction -- Political socialization defined: setting the context -- Youth, peer culture, and everyday political consciousness -- Politics, education, and paradigmatic reconceptualism -- Media use in the United States -- Participation friendliness of political websites -- Empirical evaluation of government and websites -- The internet upholds the powers that be -- Metaphors in Euroland press -- Press reporting on the euro -- The Ukraine media on the orange revolution -- Post-communist media in Russia -- Media and terrorists -- Democracy and virtual politics -- The electronic media deficit -- Does the media reduce political participation? -- Implications for e-media, the press, government, and politics in China.
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ISBN 9783631628348
9783653019711 (ebook)
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Series Labour, education & society ; vol.32.
Subject Political socialization.
Social media -- Political aspects.
Mass media -- Political aspects.
Alt author Landtsheer, Christ'l de.
Descript 372 pages ; 22 cm.
Note Includes index.
Contents Introduction -- Political socialization defined: setting the context -- Youth, peer culture, and everyday political consciousness -- Politics, education, and paradigmatic reconceptualism -- Media use in the United States -- Participation friendliness of political websites -- Empirical evaluation of government and websites -- The internet upholds the powers that be -- Metaphors in Euroland press -- Press reporting on the euro -- The Ukraine media on the orange revolution -- Post-communist media in Russia -- Media and terrorists -- Democracy and virtual politics -- The electronic media deficit -- Does the media reduce political participation? -- Implications for e-media, the press, government, and politics in China.
Note .
ISBN 9783631628348
9783653019711 (ebook)
Series Labour, education & society ; vol.32.
Subject Political socialization.
Social media -- Political aspects.
Mass media -- Political aspects.
Alt author Landtsheer, Christ'l de.

Subject Political socialization.
Social media -- Political aspects.
Mass media -- Political aspects.
Descript 372 pages ; 22 cm.
Note Includes index.
Contents Introduction -- Political socialization defined: setting the context -- Youth, peer culture, and everyday political consciousness -- Politics, education, and paradigmatic reconceptualism -- Media use in the United States -- Participation friendliness of political websites -- Empirical evaluation of government and websites -- The internet upholds the powers that be -- Metaphors in Euroland press -- Press reporting on the euro -- The Ukraine media on the orange revolution -- Post-communist media in Russia -- Media and terrorists -- Democracy and virtual politics -- The electronic media deficit -- Does the media reduce political participation? -- Implications for e-media, the press, government, and politics in China.
Note .
Alt author Landtsheer, Christ'l de.
ISBN 9783631628348
9783653019711 (ebook)

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