The Handbook of Election News Coverage Around the World

Book Cover
Title
Copyright
Contents
List of Figures
Series Editor’s Foreword
THE ICA HANDBOOK SERIES
Acknowledgements
Contributors
1 A Framework for Comparing Election News Coverage Around the World
I ELECTION NEWS COVERAGE IN COUNTRIES WITH MAJORITARIAN ELECTIONS
2 Media Coverage of U.S. Elections: Persistence of Tradition
3 Trends in Television Network News Coverage of U.S. Elections
4 Media Matter: Election Coverage in Canada
5 Election News Coverage in the U.K.
6 Free Journalism under Control: Election Coverage in France
7 Australia: Gladiatorial Parties and Volatile Media in a Stable Polity
8 Elections in India: One Billion People and Democracy
II ELECTION NEWS COVERAGE IN COUNTRIES WITH PROPORTIONAL ELECTIONS
9 The Netherlands: Media Logic and Floating Voters?
10 Swedish Election News Coverage: Towards Increasing Mediatization
11 Election Coverage in Spain: From Franco’s Death to the Atocha Massacre
12 Election News Coverage in Greece: Between Two Logics
13 Campaigns in the Holy Land: The Content and Effects of Election News Coverage in Israel
14 Election News Coverage in Poland
15 Media Coverage of Election News in the Republic of Serbia
16 Democratzation and Election News Coverage in Brazil
17 Media and Elections in South Africa: Finding a Foothold on the Democratic Path
III ELECTION NEWS COVERAGE IN COUNTRIES WITH COMBINED SYSTEMS
18 Characteristics and Dynamics of Election News Coverage in Germany
19 News Coverage of Elections in the Long Transition of Italian Democracy
20 News Coverage of National Elections in Hungary after 1990
21 Election News Coverage in Bulgaria
22 Election Coverage in the Russian Federation
23 Election Coverage in Mexico: Regulation Meets Crony Capitalism
24 The Media Coverage of Election Campaigns and Its Effects in Japan
IV ELECTION NEWS COVERAGE IN A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE
25 News Coverage of EU Parliamentary Elections
26 Election News Coverage Around the World: A Comparative Perspective
Index