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Media and Politics 2e offers a thorough introduction to the politics of the Australian media, particularly the effect that Australia's liberal democratic tradition has on the operation and structure of the media, and in turn the effect of the media on politics.It examines the development and evolution of the Australian media, as well as the key debates and controversies which have shaped the domestic media landscape in the last decade. It seeks to explain the dynamics of contemporary media policy and technology while using an approach that locates such changes in enduring principles of political power and institutional behaviour.The book maps outs the key institutions, ideas and actors which influence the operation of the Australian media i.e. the legal and bureaucratic framework, the regulators, the interest groups and the public, providing a strong framework to understand the relationship between media and politics in Australia.
This text investigates the reciprocal relationship between the Australian media landscape and the nation's liberal democratic political traditions. Authors Narelle Miragliotta and Wayne Errington utilize a political science framework to analyze how institutional behaviors, legal structures, and bureaucratic processes shape media operations. By examining the evolution of domestic media, the authors argue that contemporary technological shifts must be understood through the lens of enduring principles of political power.
What You Will Find
This text is widely recognized as a foundational resource for students and researchers focusing on the intersection of Australian media and political systems. Readers frequently note the clarity of the institutional analysis and the text's effectiveness in providing a structured overview of complex regulatory environments.
Page Count:
246
Publication Date:
2012-02-29
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195576101
ISBN-13:
9780195576108
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