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• Deliberative Polls

  The phrase “deliberative polls” most often refers to political philosopher James Fishkin's conception ...

  Mark Lindeman

  From The International Encyclopedia of Communication

• Deliberativeness in Political Communication

  Deliberativeness denotes a specific quality of political communication that centers around argumentative ...

  Hartmut Wessler

  From The International Encyclopedia of Communication

• Media Democracy

  The term “media democracy” insinuates that the media and mediated communication are of central relevance ...

  Otfried Jarren

  From The International Encyclopedia of Communication

• Political Communication

  Communication is considered to be political if it relates to the exchange of messages among political ...

  Winfried Schulz

  From The International Encyclopedia of Communication

• Political Knowledge

  One of the foundational assumptions of democratic theory is that the public must be sufficiently informed ...

  William P. Eveland, Jr. and Myiah J. Hutchens

  From The International Encyclopedia of Communication

• Political Personality in Media Democracy

  With the advent of →  Television the public appearance of political processes has changed fundamentally. ...

  Astrid Schütz

  From The International Encyclopedia of Communication

• Populism and Responsiveness

  Populism and responsiveness are rather broad and messy concepts. They are not only used for scientific ...

  Sibylle Hardmeier

  From The International Encyclopedia of Communication