Campaigning in Europe - campaigning for Europe. Political parties, campaigns, mass media and the European parliament elections 2004.

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Sonst. Personen	Maier, Michaela (Hrsg.); Tenscher, Jens (Hrsg.)
Titel	Campaigning in Europe - campaigning for Europe. Political parties, campaigns, mass media and the European parliament elections 2004. Gefälligkeitsübersetzung: Wahlkampf in Europa - Wahlkampf für Europa. Politische Parteien, Kampagnen, Massenmedien und die Wahlen zum Europäischen Parlament 2004.
Quelle	Münster: Lit Verl. (2006), 407 S.Verfügbarkeit
Reihe	Medien. Forschung und Wissenschaft. 12
Beigaben	Tabellen
Sprache	englisch
Dokumenttyp	gedruckt; Monographie
ISBN	3-8258-9322-7
Schlagwörter	Akzeptanz; Massenmedien; Akzeptanz; Demokratie; Deutschland; Europa; Marketing; Massenmedien; Nordamerika; Öffentlichkeit; Politik; Politische Bildung; Professionalisierung; Verfassung; Wahl; Parteiensystem; Wahlverhalten; Populismus; Wahlbeteiligung; Europäische Union; Demokratie; Europapolitik; Parteiensystem; Politik; Politische Bildung; Populismus; Verfassung; Wahl; Wahlbeteiligung; Wahlverhalten; Öffentlichkeit; Marketing; Professionalisierung; Europaparlament; Europäische Union; Deutschland; Europa; Nordamerika
Abstract	"In June 2004 the sixth direct election of the European Parliament took place. These 'founding elections' were supposed to give a remarkable kick-off for an expanded European Union and to strengthen the still fragile European community. However, an all-time low voter turnout indicated that the elections barely evoked public attention and failed to mobilize voters. In this volume political scientists and communication scholars from almost all EU member states and the USA investigate - in country chapters and comparatively - the political parties' campaigns, mass media's election coverage, citizens' engagement, and the short- and long-term effects of the European integration process." (author's abstract). Contents: Markus Steinbrecher & Sandra Huber: European Elections' Turnout from 1979 to 2004 (15-30); Ralph Negrine: The Long Road to Professionalisation: Campaigning in Europe vs. Campaigning for Europe (31-44); Silke Adam & Barbara Berke!: Media Structures as an Obstacle to the Europeanization of Public Spheres? Development of a Cross-National Typology (45-66); Pontus Odmalm: Between Absence and Populism: The British 2004 EP Election (67-80); Tom Moring: Between Medialization and Tradition: Campaigning in Finland in a Longitudinal Perspective (81-100); Anders Esmark & Mark Orsten: Halfway there? The Danish 2004 European Parliament Campaign (101-118); Jens Tenscher: Low Heated and Half-Hearted: The 2004 European Parliament Campaign and Its Reception in Germany (119-140); Patrick Dumont & Philippe Poirier: European Elections in Luxembourg: A Case of Second-Order Campaigning (141-154); Carlos Jalali: A Yellow Card for the Government, Offside for European Issues? The European Elections of 2004 in Portugal (155-170); Athanassios N. Samaras & Giorgos Ken tas: Campaigning under the Shadow of the Annan Plan: The 2004 EP Elections in Cyprus (171-190); Lars W. Nord & Jesper Strömbäck: Game is the Name of the Frame: European Parliamentary Elections in Swedish Media 1995-2004 (191-206); Claes H. de Vreese: Continuity and Change: The 2004 European Elections in the Netherlands (207-218); Petr Kopacek: More or Less Europe: Media Coverage of European Parliamentary Elections in the Czech Republic (219-236); Agnes Simon: Two Hungaries? European Parliamentary Elections and Their Media Coverage in Hungary (237-250; Radoslava Brhlikovci, Maria Kocnerova & Tatiana Tökölyova: Europe Stays Distant: Media Coverage and Voting in the European Parliamentary Elections in Slovakia (251-260); Rosa Berganza & Javier Beroiz: The Influence of the March 11th Madrid Bombings on the 2004 European Campaign in Spain: An Analysis of Television News (261-276); Nicolas Demertzis: Europe on the Agenda? The Greek Case (277-294); Andrew Paul Williams & Lynda Lee Kaid: Media Framing of the European Parliamentary Elections: A View from the United States (295-306); Pascal Delwit: The 2004 European Elections in Belgium: An Election That Went by Unnoticed (307-322); Peter Filzmaier: Campaigning and Media in Austria: Lessons to be Learned from the 'HPM Phenomenon' in the European Parliamentary Elections (323-338); Jacques Gerstlé, Raul Magni-Berton & Christophe Piar: Media Coverage and Voting in the European Parliamentary Elections in France 2004 (339-352); Michaela Maier & Jürgen Maier: Let Us Entertain You! Perception and Evaluation of the European Election Campaign Spots 2004 in Germany (353-370); Wojciech Cwalina, Andrzej Falkowski & Pawel Koniak: Advertising Effects: Polish Elections to the European Parliament (371-386); Mart Raudsaar & Külli-Riin Tigasson: The European Parliament Elections in Estonia 2004: Party Spots and the Effects of Advertising (387-407).
Erfasst von	GESIS - Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften, Mannheim
Update	2007/2