Comparative Political Communication

Political scientists presented papers and discussed differences in political communication that takes place in different nations. This program took place during the annual meeting of the American Political Science Association. The panelists discussed that national media systems are intersected at increasingly numerous points how political powers seek to dominate media in their individual nations. Papers presented illustrated the new world order and the rise of nationalism, the comparison of conceptions of democracy in the U.S. to conceptions in Senegal and attempts by politicians to control the media in Hungary. close