Chapter
Open Access
Beyond mediatization
The importance of non-mediated political and social communication in international comparative research
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Kai Hafez
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 5
- Cosmopolitan communication studies 7
- Historical trajectories of entanglement and ignorance 27
- Global media and communication ethics 53
- Diversity within the media 67
- Beyond mediatization 89
- A context-led approach to media systems research 115
- From media to AI governance studies 131
- Reimagining risk and crisis communication research through a cosmopolitan lens 151
- Prefix journalisms 169
- Cosmopolitanization of war coverage research 187
- Cosmopolitanization of journalism research in the era of artificial intelligence 205
- Fact-checking 227
- The industry known as ‘media development’ 247
- Challenges and possibilities of context-specific differences in international journalism training 267
- International research collaborations and networks 289
- List of contributors 307
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter 1
- Contents 5
- Cosmopolitan communication studies 7
- Historical trajectories of entanglement and ignorance 27
- Global media and communication ethics 53
- Diversity within the media 67
- Beyond mediatization 89
- A context-led approach to media systems research 115
- From media to AI governance studies 131
- Reimagining risk and crisis communication research through a cosmopolitan lens 151
- Prefix journalisms 169
- Cosmopolitanization of war coverage research 187
- Cosmopolitanization of journalism research in the era of artificial intelligence 205
- Fact-checking 227
- The industry known as ‘media development’ 247
- Challenges and possibilities of context-specific differences in international journalism training 267
- International research collaborations and networks 289
- List of contributors 307
