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Pp. Zustand: Sehr gut. 214 S. : graph. Darst. ; 22 cm Tadelloses Exemplar. - Table of Contents -- Editors' introduction 7 -- Chapter 1 -- Roller coasters of social change, democracy and journalism in Central -- and Eastern Europe -- Aukse BalCytiene, Epp Lauk, Michat Glowacid 9 -- Chapter 2 -- 'East' of 'West' - Media in Central and Eastern Europe, Eurasia and China: -- multiple post-communisms and shifting geopolitical realities -- Miklds Siikdsd 21 -- Chapter 3 -- The watchdogs that only bark? Media and political accountability -- in Central and Eastern Europe -- Vaclav Stitka 35 -- Chapter 4 -- How the internet changes journalism: some trends in the 'West' and 'East' -- Peter Bajomi-Lazdr 61 -- Chapter 5 -- Professional roles, context factors and responsibility across generations -- of Polish journalists -- Agnieszka Stfpinska, Michat Gtowacki 79 -- Chapter 6 -- Three countries, one profession: the journalism cultures in Poland, -- Romania and Moldova -- Natalia Milewski, Paulina Barczyszyn, Epp Lauk 97 -- Chapter 7 -- Watchdog or underdog: how ethical is the Bulgarian media? -- Bissera Zankova, Svetlozar Kirilov 115 -- Chapter 8 -- Journalism in crisis: the case of Serbia -- Miroljub Radojkovic, Ana Milojevic, Aleksandra Ugrinic 129 -- Chapter 9 -- Russian journalism as a social lift: comparing journalistic attitudes -- in the period 1992-2008 -- Svetlana Pasti 153 -- Chapter 10 -- Similar, but so different: the practices of press councils in Estonia -- and Finland -- EppLauk 175 -- List of figures 199 -- List of tables 201 -- Index 203 -- Notes on contributors 211 ISBN 9783631654217 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 360.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This collective effort of Central and Eastern European (CEE) scholars investigates and compares journalism cultures in a selection of CEE countries. Simultaneously with dramatic societal and political changes, CEE journalisms undergo a technological revolution and the global repercussions of the economic crisis. According to the authors of this volume, the national cultural factors and traditions play an important role in professionalization and democratization of journalism cultures. The book critically examines some of the identified developments, such as shifting roles and functions of the media and journalists or interpretations of occupational self-regulation as genuine phenomena of CEE journalisms rather than deviations from the Western professional ideology of journalism.

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