Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. Tables ix
4. Preface xi
5. Part I. The Mass Media and Japan
6. Introduction: Media and Politics in Japan: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives 3
7. 1. Media as Trickster in Japan: A Comparative Perspective 19
8. Part II. Media Organizations and Behavior
9. 2. Mass Media as Business Organizations: A U.S.–Japanese Comparison 47
10. 3. Portraying the State: NHK Television News and Politics 89
11. Part III. The Role of the Media in Politics and Policy
12. 4. Japan’s Press and the Politics of Scandal 133
13. 5. Television and Political Turmoil: Japan’s Summer 165
14. 6. Media and Policy Change in Japan 187
15. 7. Media and Political Protest: The Bullet Train Movements 213
16. 8. Media Coverage of U.S.–Japanese Relations 243
17. Part IV. Media and the Public
18. 9. Media Exposure and the Quality of Political Participation in Japan 277
19. 10. Media in Electoral Campaigning in Japan and the United States 313
20. 11. Media Agenda Setting in a Local Election: The Japanese Case 339
21. Part V. Media and Politics
22. 12. The Mass Media and Japanese Politics: Effects and Consequences 355
23. Contributors 373
24. Index 375