Media, Democracy and European Culture

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Introduction - Page 17 - Ib Bondebjerg and Peter Madsen Chapter 1: 'The Political Economy of the Media at the Root of the EU's Democracy Deficit' - Page 25 - Sophia Kaitatzi-Whitlock Chapter 2: 'Media: the Unknown Player in European Intergration' - Page 49 - Hans Jorg Trenz Chapter 3: 'Social Networks and the European Public Sphere' - Page 65 - Hannu Nieminen Chapter 4: 'Journalistic Freedom and Media Pluralism in the Public Spheres of Europe: Does the European Union Play a Role?' - Page 83 - Deirdre Kevin Chapter 5: 'The Berlusconi Case: Mass Media and Politics in Italy' - Page 107 - Paolo Mancini Chapter 6: 'European Journalism and the European Public Sphere' - Page 121 - Peter Golding Chapter 7: 'Telvision News Has Not (Yet) Left the Nation State: Reflections on European Integration in the News' - Page 135 - Claes de Vreese Chapter 8: 'The Europeanization of the Danish News Media: Theorizing the News Media as both National and Transnational Political Institution' - Page 143 - Mark A rsten Chapter 9: 'Just Another Missed Opportunity in the Development of a European Public Sphere: The European Constitutional Debate in German, British and French Broadsheets' - Page 157 - Regina Vetters Chapter 10: 'Rare Birds: The 'Why' in Comparative Media Studies. Nordic Ideal Types of Good European Journalism' - Page 177 - Vanni Tjernstrom Chapter 11: 'The Cultural Dimension of Democracy' - Page 197 - Jostein Gripsrud Chapter 12: 'The European Imaginary: Media Fictions, Democracy and Cultural Identities' - Page 215 - Ib Bondebjerg Chapter 13: 'Writing the New European Identities? The Case of the European Cultural Journal Eurozine' - Page 237 - Tessa Hauswedell Chapter 14: 'Intellectuals, Media and the Public Sphere' - Page 253 - Peter Madsen Chapter 15: '(De)constructing European Citizenship? Political Mobilization and Collective Identity Formation Among Immigrants in Sweden and Spain' - Page 267 - Zenia Hellgren Chapter 16: 'Misrecognitions: Associative and Communalist Visions in EU Media Policy and Regulation' - Page 287 - Richard Collins Chapter 17: 'Between Supra-national Competition and National Cultures? Emerging EU Policy and Public Broadcasters' Online Services' - Page 307 - Hallvard Moe Chapter 18: 'The Effects of the Membership Processes of the European Union and Media Policies in Turkey' - Page 325 - Mine Gencel Bek Chapter 19: 'Re-conceptualizing Legitimacy: The Role of Communication Rights in the Democratization of the European Union' - Page 341 - Julia Hoffmann

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