Reconfiguring Civic Culture in the New Media Milieu

Peter Dahlgren

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This chapter introduces the notion of civic culture as a frame for understanding political engagement and civic agency. In particular, the role of the media is underscored in shaping civic cultures; these include such dimensions as knowledge, values, practices and identities.

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