Perspectives on Populism and the Media

Name: Perspectives on Populism and the Media | Avenues for Research
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Benjamin Krämer Christina Holtz-Bacha(Herausgeber*in)

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Erschienen am 29. Mai 2020

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Introduction: Populism and the Media-A Matter of Perspective
1. Scholarly Perspectives
2. Perspectives in Society
3. Differences of Perspectives and Conflicts
4. Paradoxes of Populist Communication
5. Implications for the Scholarly Perspective
Right-Wing Populist Media Criticism
1. Defining Populism and Populist Attitudes
2. Populist Media Criticism
2.1 Anti-Elite Attitudes
2.2 Homogeneity of the People
2.3 Anti-Outgroup Attitudes
3. Where is Populist Media Criticism Voiced?
4. Discussion
Populist Communication in the News Media: The Role of Cultural and Journalistic Factors in Ten Democracies
1. Theoretical Background
1.1 Discursive Opportunities as Analytical Framework
1.2 Populism and the Prevalence of Authoritarian Attitudes
1.3 Populism and Market Orientation
1.4 Populism and Opinion Orientation
2. Method
2.1 Sample
2.2 Units of Analysis
2.3 Measures
3. Findings
4. Discussion
5. Limitations
6. Conclusion
Media, Anti-Populist Discourse and the Dynamics of the Populism Debate
1. Media and the Meaning of Populism
1.1 Populism is a Bad Thing
1.2 Populism is Many (Bad) Things
1.3 Media as Watchdog of Democracy?
2. Media and Anti-Populist Hegemony
2.1 Anti-Populism
2.2 Beyond Ideology
3. Conclusion
Putting the Screws on the Press: Populism and Freedom of the Media
1. Populism and Democracy
2. Targeting Media and Journalists
3. Conclusion
Populism: The Achilles Heel of Democracy
1. Origins
2. Populism: Left, Right, and "Faux"
3. The Case of Venezuela
4. The case of Turkey
5. The Hungarian Case
6. Weakening of Other European Democracies
7. The Case of Donald Trump in the U.S.
8. Conclusion
Populist Communication and Media Wars in Latin America
1. The Media Factor and Political Communication Culture in Populist Contexts
2. The Populist Communication Model
2.1 The Media System
3. Evidence from Latin America
3.1 Ecuador
3.2 Argentina
3.3 Venezuela
4. The Direct Communication System
5. Conclusions
5.1 Consequences for the Media and Political System
Populist Online Communication
1. Populist Online Communication: Main Strategies and Tactics
1.1 Strategies of Populist Online Communication
1.2 The Role of Populist Alternative Media
1.3 The Reception of Populist Online Communication
2. The Role of Algorithmic Communication
2.1 Digital Disinformation and Social Network Bots
2.2 Political (Micro-)Targeting
3. Conclusion
Populism Meets Fake News: Social Media, Stereotypes and Emotions
1. The Spread of Populism and False Information in the New Media Landscape
2. Blame and Stereotypes as Facilitators of Populist and Counterfeit Information
3. The Role of Emotions in the Dissemination and Amplification of Populist Messages and Fake News
4. Conclusions
Populism and Alternative Media
1. Introduction
2. Conceptual Confusion
3. Alternative Media and Populism-the Relational Approach
4. Concluding Remarks
The Missing Link: Effects of Populist Communication on Citizens
1. Introduction
2. The Elements of Populist Political Communication
3. A Multi-Level Model of Populist Communication Effects
4. An Individual-Level Model of Populist Communication Effects
5. Predispositions
6. Mechanisms
7. Types of Effects
8. Conclusion
Female Populist Leaders and Communication: Does Gender Make a Difference?
1. Exceptional Cases or a Varied Group?
2. The Image of Female Populist Leaders
3. Female Populist Leadership and the Popularization of Politics
4. Concluding Remarks and Future Research
A Bad Political Climate for Climate Research and Trouble for Gender Studies: Right-wing Populism as a Challenge to Science Communication
1. Introduction: Why Populism, Gender, and Climate?
2. Ideology-Based Rejection of Science
2.1. Populist Epistemology
2.2. Traditionalism
2.3. Anti-Elitism and Conspiracy Theories
2.4. An Ideology of Productivity
3. Conclusion: Reactions in the Scientific Fields
Populist Discourse on Distributive Social Policies: Are the Poor Citizens, Workers, Mothers?
1. South American Populism and Social Distribution.
2. Populist Communication and Social Policies
3. Populism: A Fourth World of the Welfare State?
4. Populist Rejection of Class-Cleavages: The Poor as Citizens, as Workers, or as Mothers?
5. The Poor as Citizens, as Workers, or as Mothers: The Case of Argentina's "Asignación Universal por Hijo"
6. The "Asignación Universal por Hijo": From Corporatism to .. All of the Above
7. The Media Reception of the Shifting Frames of Populist Discourse
Populism and Popular Culture: The Case for an Identity-Oriented Perspective
1. Popular Culture and Politics
2. A Roadmap of the Existing Research
2.1 Popular Culture as Political Communication
2.2 Popular Culture as Political Narrative
2.3 Popular Culture in Discursive Struggle
2.4 Popular Culture as Political Style
2.5 Popular Culture and Sociocultural Appeal
2.6 Popular Culture in Public Discourse
2.7 The Need for Further Research
3. Popular Culture and Populism: An Identity-Oriented Perspective
3.1 Populism and Identity
3.2 Media, Popular Culture, and Identity
3.3 An Identity-Oriented Perspective: Avenues for Further Research
A Populism of Lulz: The Proliferation of Humor, Satire, and Memes as Populist Communication in Digital Culture
1. Humor as the Populist's Glue: Why Humor and Satire are Ripe for Populist Purposes
2. Falling on the Fertile Ground of Digital Culture: Populists' Strategic Uses of Humor in Online Environments
3. Forms and Formats of Populist Humor: The Prominent Example of Memes
4. A Populism of Lulz: The Dark and Light Sides of Humor
Pepe - Just a Funny Frog? A Visual Meme Caught Between Innocent Humor, Far-Right Ideology, and Fandom
1. Meme History. How Pepe the Frog Became a Hate Symbol
2. Memes and Visual Creative Political Participation
3. The Challenges of the Visual Form
4. Political Communication and Ideology
5. Fan Scholarship
6. Conclusion
Abstracts
Notes on Contributors

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