Cartelisation, Convergence or Increasing Similarities?: Lessons From Parties in Parliament by Henrik Enroth & Magnus Hagevi

Author:Henrik Enroth & Magnus Hagevi [Enroth, Henrik & Hagevi, Magnus]
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781785522543
Google: CPc5MQAACAAJ
Amazon: 178552254X
Goodreads: 53141751
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield International Limited
Published: 2018-01-15T06:56:28+00:00

Homogenisation

Fragmentation

Adaptation of policy content to media logic

Helped by professional media aides, party leadership is capable of regaining control of agenda by presenting issues in a way that fits media logic. Politicians formulate policy on an issue once media have focused on it.

Politicians want to show their distinctiveness to the voters. One way to do this is to focus on various individual fates or scandals. A range of ideologies leads to multiple stories being told.

Adaptation of policy form to media logic

There are few important media channels and one question at a time dominates their agenda, leaving limited room for competing perspectives.

Many important media platforms broadly cover foreign policy, and politicians can choose to pay increased attention to ‘new’ foreign policy issues.

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