Media Democracy

Media Democracy by John Wiley and Sons Ltd explores the intricate relationship between political elites and mass media. Published in 2002, this thought-provoking paperback spans 184 pages and delves into how politicians often conform to media narratives in a bid to maintain their public image. The book argues that this dynamic leads to the colonization of politics by the media, ultimately transforming traditional party democracy into a media-driven democracy. Ideal for readers interested in political science and media studies, Media Democracy offers critical insights into the evolving landscape of political communication. Discover how the interplay between media and politics shapes our democratic processes and influences public perception.