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Key concepts, dilemmas, and trends in political communication: a literature review considering the Brazilian landscape

Key concepts, dilemmas, and trends in political communication: a literature review considering... The article reviews the main concepts and dilemmas illustrating the debate on the connections between media and politics. Considering that experiences in Political Communication are manifested in unique ways in different democracies and scientific cultures, we also examine how historical, social, and political aspects are intertwined with the development of the field in Brazil – reinforcing the need for de-westernizing media studies. Although we do not expect to exhaust state of the art, we hold that this is a helpful discussion since it outlines the agendas and trends of a specialty that has become more complex, tackling the question of to what extent widely accepted concepts are able to explain the roles of the media in Global South societies. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Annals of the International Communication Association Taylor & Francis

Key concepts, dilemmas, and trends in political communication: a literature review considering the Brazilian landscape

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Key concepts, dilemmas, and trends in political communication: a literature review considering the Brazilian landscape

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The article reviews the main concepts and dilemmas illustrating the debate on the connections between media and politics. Considering that experiences in Political Communication are manifested in unique ways in different democracies and scientific cultures, we also examine how historical, social, and political aspects are intertwined with the development of the field in Brazil – reinforcing the need for de-westernizing media studies. Although we do not expect to exhaust state of the...
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Taylor & Francis
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© 2021 International Communication Association
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2380-8977
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10.1080/23808985.2021.1945479
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Abstract

The article reviews the main concepts and dilemmas illustrating the debate on the connections between media and politics. Considering that experiences in Political Communication are manifested in unique ways in different democracies and scientific cultures, we also examine how historical, social, and political aspects are intertwined with the development of the field in Brazil – reinforcing the need for de-westernizing media studies. Although we do not expect to exhaust state of the art, we hold that this is a helpful discussion since it outlines the agendas and trends of a specialty that has become more complex, tackling the question of to what extent widely accepted concepts are able to explain the roles of the media in Global South societies.

Journal

Annals of the International Communication Association – Taylor & Francis

Published: Apr 3, 2021

Keywords: Political Communication; Political Journalism; public sphere; Communication Theory; news organizations; media systems; Brazil

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