Party Colonisation of the Media in Central and Eastern Europe.

Cover -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- 1. Political and Media Systems in Central and Eastern Europe -- 1.1. Media Freedom in Central and Eastern Europe -- 1.2. Conditions for Media Freedom -- 1.3. Theories of Media Capture -- 1.4. Party Colonisation of the Media -- 1.5. Party Colonisation and Media Freedom -- 1.6. Further Specifications -- 1.7. Normative Implications -- 1.8. Methodological Notes -- 2. Hungary -- 2.1. The Political and Media Landscapes -- 2.2. Media Policy under the Horn Government -- 2.3. Media Policy under the Second Orbán Government -- 2.4. The Horn Government vs. the Second Orbán Government -- 3. Bulgaria -- 3.1. The Political and Media Landscapes -- 3.2. Media Policy under the Kostov Government -- 3.3. Media Policy under the Simeon Government -- 3.4. The Kostov vs. the Simeon Governments -- 4. Poland -- 4.1. The Political and Media Landscapes -- 4.2. The Media Policy of the Miller-Belka Governments -- 4.3. The Media Policy of the Marcinkiewicz-Kaczyński Governments -- 4.4. The Miller-Belka vs. the Marcinkiewicz-KaczyńskiGovernments -- 5. Romania -- 5.1. The Political and Media Landscapes -- 5.2. Media Policy under the Năstase Government -- 5.3. Media Policy under the Tăriceanu Government -- 5.4. The Năstase vs. the Tăriceanu Governments -- 6. Slovenia -- 6.1. The Political and Media Landscapes -- 6.2. Media Policy under the Second Drnovšek Government -- 6.3. Media Policy under the First Janša Government -- 6.4. The Second Drnovšek vs. the First Janša Government -- 7. Summary and conclusions: Veto Points in the System -- Appendices -- Table 1. Freedom House press freedom indexes and ranking -- Table 2. List of interviewees -- Table 3. Composition of governments studied -- Table 4. Selected party systems indicators -- References -- Index of names -- Back cover.

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