2004
DOI: 10.1515/comm.2004.005
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The transformation of politics: Implications for media assessment and accountability

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“…As politics is expanding and broadening from "emancipatory politics" to "life politics, " the role of the media in this transformative process turned necessary (Verstraeten, 2004). With it regarding the importance of media as source of information about politics and society, the autonomy of media institutions from other social and political institutions are usually guided by political identity in media logic or political logic (Strömbäck and Esser, 2014, p. 375-403).…”
Section: The Political Efficacy Of the Mediamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As politics is expanding and broadening from "emancipatory politics" to "life politics, " the role of the media in this transformative process turned necessary (Verstraeten, 2004). With it regarding the importance of media as source of information about politics and society, the autonomy of media institutions from other social and political institutions are usually guided by political identity in media logic or political logic (Strömbäck and Esser, 2014, p. 375-403).…”
Section: The Political Efficacy Of the Mediamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Whereas 'emancipatory politics' is directed towards increasing societal choice possibilities, 'life politics' focuses on the question of how people can use these new alternatives to reach 'self-actualization'. 9 , 10 Next to the political developments, scientific and technological innovations have also made a substantial contribution to the expansion of 'life politics'.…”
Section: Science Communication the Media And The Transformation Of Tmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As politics is expanding and broadening from 'emancipatory politics' to 'life politics' , the role of the media in this transformative process turned necessary (Verstraeten and Hans, 2004). With it regarding the importance of media as source of information about politics and society, the autonomy of media institutions from other social and political institutions are usually guided by political identity in media logic or political logic (Strömbäck and Esser, 2014: 375-403).…”
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confidence: 99%