Noble Survival and Transformation at the Beginning of the Late Modern Era: The Counts Coudenhove from Rhenish Cathedral Canons to Austrian Priests, 1750–1850

The mediatization of the knowledge based economy: An Australian field based account

“…In this specific case, the intermediary considered is the field of print journalism, and the effects of mediatization are conceptualized as affecting power relations between people in the different fields of education and education policy. This account draws broadly on the conceptualization of mediatization developed within history (Godsey, 2001), critical sociology (Habermas, 1996), communication studies (Mazzoleni and Schulz, 1999), critical discourse analysis (Fairclough, 2000) and studies of post-modernism (Thrift, 2005). Rather than viewing mediatization as a process in which a singular logic of practice has subsumed the practices of all other field, this account points to the moves, strategies and tactics involved in practice games that develop when new concepts are introduced into policy, and the effects on national versions of policy concepts.…”