The role of the mass media within liberal democracy


Essay, 2009

4 Pages, Grade: 0.88


Abstract or Introduction

This essay will describe the characteristics of the mass media and its components and further investigate the arguments that suggest that mass media either supports or undermines a democracy.
The role of the mass media in influencing the political process as well as mass and class behaviour has been a central concern among many critical writers, especially in the last decade. Some of the major issues covered in debates and studies on the mass media are its political bias, its ownership and links to big business, relationships and ties to the state, corporate interests and promotion of wars as well as its relative openness and diversity.

Details

Title
The role of the mass media within liberal democracy
Course
Politics
Grade
0.88
Author
Year
2009
Pages
4
Catalog Number
V509241
ISBN (eBook)
9783346070876
Language
English
Notes
This essay will describe the characteristics of the mass media and its components and further investigate the arguments that suggest that mass media either supports or undermines a democracy.
Keywords
mass media, democracy, liberal democracy
Quote paper
Linda Vuskane (Author), 2009, The role of the mass media within liberal democracy, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/509241

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