The Media Politics of Latin America's Leftist Governments

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Kitzberger, Philip
Año de publicación
2012
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Does Latin America’s left turn matter in media politics? Has ideology any impact on governments’ practices and policies regarding media and journalistic institutions? This essay focuses on the existence of a specific kind of media activism on the part of leftist governments in Latin America. It does so by assessing discourses on the media, direct-communication practices, and media regulation policies. While showing that the current binary distinctions stressing the existence of two lefts – “populist” and “nonpopulist” – obscure important commonalities and continuities, the author demonstrates that institutional and structural constraints account for the differences among the various leftist governments in Latin America. In sum, the paper challenges the prevailing neglect of ideology as a relevant factor in explaining developments in government–media relationships in the region.
Fil: Kitzberger, Philip. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad Torcuato Di Tella; Argentina
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LATIN AMERICA
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LEFTISM
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title The Media Politics of Latin America's Leftist Governments
spellingShingle The Media Politics of Latin America's Leftist Governments
Kitzberger, Philip
MEDIA
LATIN AMERICA
GOVERNMENT
LEFTISM
title_short The Media Politics of Latin America's Leftist Governments
title_full The Media Politics of Latin America's Leftist Governments
title_fullStr The Media Politics of Latin America's Leftist Governments
title_full_unstemmed The Media Politics of Latin America's Leftist Governments
title_sort The Media Politics of Latin America's Leftist Governments
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LATIN AMERICA
GOVERNMENT
LEFTISM
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LATIN AMERICA
GOVERNMENT
LEFTISM
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Does Latin America’s left turn matter in media politics? Has ideology any impact on governments’ practices and policies regarding media and journalistic institutions? This essay focuses on the existence of a specific kind of media activism on the part of leftist governments in Latin America. It does so by assessing discourses on the media, direct-communication practices, and media regulation policies. While showing that the current binary distinctions stressing the existence of two lefts – “populist” and “nonpopulist” – obscure important commonalities and continuities, the author demonstrates that institutional and structural constraints account for the differences among the various leftist governments in Latin America. In sum, the paper challenges the prevailing neglect of ideology as a relevant factor in explaining developments in government–media relationships in the region.
Fil: Kitzberger, Philip. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad Torcuato Di Tella; Argentina
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