Scandalous : The Mediated Construction of Political Scandals in Four Nordic Countries

Sigurd Allern · Ester Pollack

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Among the questions discussed is how important are the norm violations that have led to political scandals? Have the types of scandals changed over time? How may rivals and political opponents use ...

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