Titlebook: How Political Actors Use the Media; A Functional Analysi Peter Van Aelst,Stefaan Walgrave Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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An Intervening Intermediary: Making Political Sense of Media Influencea political institution and actor, media influence on politics should be distinguished from other types of influence typically studied by political scientists. Media influence is not about what the media “gets”, but rather about how news intervene in the political processes that determine the distri

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Political Public Relations and Mediatization: The Strategies of News Managementme largely independent and?highly influential. In this chapter, the authors bridge theory and research on strategic party behavior, mediatization, and political public relations to analyze . and . political parties seek to manage the news to further their strategic goals. Based on a review of the li

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Too Powerful or Just Doing Their Job? Explaining Differences in Conceptions of Media Power Among Polfluence of the media fundamentally differently. While politicians tend to emphasize the strong influence of media over their work, journalists tend to downplay this impact. This chapter discusses and empirically tests several explanations for this gap in perceptions. Derived from literature on media

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The Media Independency of Political Elites, and Israel—we surveyed national political elites and asked them about the main, actual media stories published in the weeks preceding the interview. Elites were asked whether they knew about the underlying news fact . it appeared in the news media and what . of all they knew about the underlying f

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When Politicians React to the Media: How the Attitudes and Goals of Political Elites Moderate the Ef how politicians’ individual-level characteristics—specifically their attitudes and goals—moderate their responsiveness to the media in real-life. The current study is the first to examine this by using the Israeli case. Results highlight the . function of the media: the more politicians represent t

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