Politischer Journalismus

This volume offers a variety of research perspectives on political journalism and its reporting. The articles show different methodological approaches for the analysis. The patterns of political journalism are predominantly outlined in a hybrid and digital media context. One focus is directly on journalists in social media. Several articles shed light on mediation constellations and provide information on changes in the relationship to politics and the audience. The volume is aimed at researchers, teachers and students in the field of journalism research and political communication research. With articles by Katarina Bader - Kristina Beckmann, M. A. - Roger Blum - Chung-Hong Chan - Hanne Detel - Maximilian Eder - Rainer Freudenthaler - Anna Gaul, M. A. - Michael Graßl - Jörg Haßler - Jakob Henke - Stefanie Holtrup, M. A. - Carolin Jansen - Andreas Jungherr - Niklas Kastor - Korbinian Klinghardt, M. A. - Maike Körner, M. A. - Katharina Ludwig, M. A. - Renée Lugschitz - Peter Maurer - Philipp Müller - Paula Nitschke - Christian Nuernbergk - Nicole Podschuweit - Katharina Pohl - Marlis Prinzing - Günther Rager - Lars Rinsdorf - Thomas Roessing - Elisabeth Schmidbauer, M. A. - Hannah Schmidt, M. A. - Markus Schug, M. A. - Nina Fabiola Schumacher, M. A. - Jonas Schützeneder - Helena Stehle - Michael Steinbrecher - Bernadette Uth - Hartmut Wessler - Claudia Wilhelm - Dominique Wirz - Anna-Katharina Wurst, M. A. - Florin Zai, M. A.