Titlebook: Advocacy Coalitions and Democratizing Media Reforms in Latin America; Whose Voice Gets on Christof Mauersberger Book 2016 Springer Interna

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Using DNA to Power the Nanoworld,plain why there has been no democratizing media reform in Brazil so far. At first sight, reforms would have seemed likely for two reasons: first, there has been a broad advocacy coalition striving for democratization in the communication sector since the 1990s. Second, the left-wing PT, in power sin

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Aarne Ranta,Ramona Enache,Grégoire Détrezanalysis of these two complementary cases cannot be as detailed as for the two main cases, but they nonetheless add considerably to our understanding of the possibility of media democratization. I will thus focus explicitly on the structure of the Coalitions for Democratization and their belief syst

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Ezgi Demirel,Kamil Doruk Gur,Esra Erdemepancies between the inherited concentrated, commercial, and often conservative mass media on the one side, and the political positions of center-left governments as well as social demands for participatory democracy on the other. The election and re-election of governments from the center-left spec

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Analyzing Policy Change: Theoretical and Methodological Considerations,able for our interest in regulatory media reforms?and, on that basis, constructs an analytical framework that helps answer the central research question. In addition, this chapter discusses methodological issues of case selection, operationalization, and data collection?for the comparative case study at hand.

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Ezgi Demirel,Kamil Doruk Gur,Esra Erdemakes media democratization possible. Finally, this study concludes by broadening the vision again, discussing how the struggle over media democratization is rooted in larger social and political developments including necessarily conflictual power shifts.

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Conclusions and Outlook,akes media democratization possible. Finally, this study concludes by broadening the vision again, discussing how the struggle over media democratization is rooted in larger social and political developments including necessarily conflictual power shifts.

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