Making sense og mediatized politics: Theoretical and empirical perspectives/ edited by Jesper Stromback and Frank Esser

1. Introduction: Making sense of the mediatlzation of politics
Jesper Stromback and Frank Esser
2. News Media Logic in a New Institutional Perspective
Kent Asp
3. Mass Media Logic and the Mediatlzation of Politics: A theoretical
framework
Michael Meyen, Markus Thieroff, and Steffi Strenger
A. Mediatlzation and Political Leadership: Perspectives of the Finnish
newspapers and party leaders
Pekka Isotalus and Merja Almonkari
5. Opposing the Government but Governing the Audience?
Exploring the differential mediatlzation of parliamentary actors
in Switzerland
Nino Landerer
6. The Mediatlzation of Political Accountability: Politics, the news
media logic and industrial crises in the 1980s and 2000s
Monika Djerf-Pierre, Mats Ekstrom, Nicklas Hikansson, and
Bengt Johansson
7. News Coverage of Politics and Conflict Levels: A cross-national study
of journalists' and politicians' perceptions of two elements of
mediatlzation
Peter Maurer and Barbara Pfetsch
8. Phases of Mediatlzation: Empirical evidence from Austrian election
campaigns since 1970
Josef Seethaler and Gabriele Melischek
9. Jumping the Shark: Mediatlzation of Canadian party leadership
contests, 1975-2012
Shannon Sarnpert, Linda Trimble, Angelia Wagner, and
Bailey Gerrits
10. Metacoverage and Mediatization in US Presidential Elertlons:
A theoretical model and qualitative case study
Paul D'Angeio and Frank Esser
11. Mediatization, Legal Logic and the Coverage of Israeli Politicians
on Trial
Anat Peleg and Bryna Bogoch
12. Media Logic and Political Logic Online and Offline: The case of
climate change communication
Jorg HaBler, Marcus Maurer, and Corinna Oschatz
13. Passive Accomplice or Active Disruptor: The role of audiences in
the mediatization of politics
Tamara Witschge