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...Matt Guardino Abstract This article illuminates an underappreciated political dimension of capitalism by elaborating media policy as a site for the dynamic interaction of corporate power and the state. Synthesizing Marxian analyses of monopoly capital, American political development (APD...

... © 2011 Caucus for a New Political Science 2011 New Political Science, Volume 33, Number 4, December 2011 Call for Papers: NPS Special Issue 34.4 (Decetnber 2012) Right-wing Populistn and the Media Special Issue of New Political Science: A Journal of Politics and Culture 34.4 (December 2012...

...Cynthia Burack; R. Claire Snyder-Hall © 2012 Caucus for a New Political Science 2012 New Political Science, Volume 34, Number 4, December 2012 Introduction: Right-Wing Populislll and the Media Cynthia Burack The Ohio State University, USA R. Claire Snyder-Hall Independent Scholar, USA...

...Mark Major Abstract This article contends that we have little understanding of why the idea of the “liberal media” became an article of faith among conservatives. This study looks to the past by examining the construction of the “liberal media” in conservative thought to understand the present...

...Richard Meagher Abstract The American Right’s speedy political recovery after the historic 2008 election was driven in part by Fox News, Rush Limbaugh, and Glenn Beck. Yet conservative media are just one key component in the broad political networks built over the past few decades. Conservative...

.... In the context of a deregulated corporate mass media, we show that both “right-wing” and “moderate” cable networks mainstreamed the Tea Party by framing it as a legitimate social movement, enabling the widespread projection of right-wing populist discourse in support of neoliberalism. In light of our study, we...

...Daniel Skinner Abstract This article analyzes the political effects of American media coverage on Tea Party health care politics. It suggests that the American media’s inability to critique the neoliberal assumptions that lay at the foundation of Tea Party ideology have served—however inadvertently...

...Norman Solomon © 2002 Caucus for a New Political Science 2002 Nezv Political Science, Volume 24, Number 2, 2002 COMMENTARY Media Bias Norman Solomon '/II Carfax Publishing Taylor & Francis Group [Excerpts from Norman Solomon's presentation to New Political Science, San Francisco, September...

... Life in Tunisia , by Mohamed Zayani , Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2015 , 304 pp., $27.95 (Paperback), ISBN 9780190239770 © 2017 Susan K. Glover 2017 NEW POLITICAL SCIENCE, 2017 VOL. 39, NO.3, 412-414 httpsdoLorg/10.1080/07393148.2017.1339421 REVIEW ESSAY New Media, Old Labor...

...R. Claire Snyder-Hall; Cynthia Burack © 2011 Caucus for a New Political Science 2011 New Political Science, Volume 33, Number 3, September 2011 Call for Papers: Right-wing Populistn and the Media Special Issue of New Political Science: A Journal of Politics and Culture 34.4 (December 2012...

...Mark Major Abstract Contrary to conventional wisdom, Donald Trump’s public loathing toward the press is not an outlier in conservative political development; rather, he is part of a understudied tradition of conservative animosity toward the press. I examine aggression toward the news media...

...Alexandra C. Budabin; Joel R. Pruce Abstract Advocacy nongovernmental organizations based in the North adopt digital tools to bypass repressive regimes, raise awareness amongst global publics, sustain grassroots activists in the South, and engage in political action. Social media was expected...

...Jama Lazerow Edward P. Morgan , What Really Happened to the 1960s: How Mass Media Culture Failed American Democracy , Lexington, KY : University Press of Kansas , 2010 , 405 pp. © 2014, Jama Lazerow 2014 Book Reviews 123 Martin particularly admires James Madison. Having opposed...

...Theodor Tudoroiu Abstract This article argues that during the Arab Spring social media served as a tactical tool of mobilization, communication, and coordination; as an instrument of domestic and international revolutionary contagion; and, critically, as a means of enhancing pan-Arab consciousness...

...Marcus Schulzke Abstract Over the past decade, a great deal of research has been done to analyze the ways in which popular media, especially movies and television shows, construct fictional terrorist threats. However, little attention has been given to the extremely popular genre...

...-year time period—between 1998, the year he was first elected president, and December 2007. This content analysis examines media output from a number of influential newspapers: The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. Using an inductive approach, I identify and critically...

...John Grant Abstract In August 2011, rioting in UK cities captivated an international audience. This article combines empirical and theoretical work in order to examine the conditions of possibility for the riots and for the print media’s response to them. First a content analysis of fourteen...

...Lorraine C. Minnite Abstract Before the rise of the Tea Party, propaganda primed the backlash to Obama’s election by controlling the media frame and much of the narrative about social forces capable of blunting the Right’s resurgence in the 2010 midterm election. This article analyzes the right...

...Mette Wiggen Abstract This article examines right-wing populism and populist rhetoric in Norway preceding the July 22, 2011 terror attacks at Utoya and in Oslo. It describes how the mainstream media, academics, and political parties have appealed to the public in an increasingly populist fashion...

...Michael P. Marks; Zachary M. Fischer Abstract In recent years, the figurative face of politics in America often quite literally has become the face of a celebrity. This trend finds citizens in democratic society willing to yield up their political consciousness to media-created celebrities. Drawing...