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Media Capture And Corrupt Journalists

Part of the St Antony's Series Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-05035-0

ISBN: 978-3-031-05034-3

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 14, 2022

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Chapter 1Introduction

Maršić, Tomislav

Pages: 1 –59

[The introductory chapter sets the stage by discussing the growing threat of media freedom in Central and Southeast Europe and how the main point of this book, namely the extent to which Europeanization has a role in reversing this threat, relates to it. The chapter introduces the concepts that...
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Chapter 2Measurement and Methods of Data Collection

Maršić, Tomislav

Pages: 61 –86

[This chapter discussed the choice of the case and the methods of measuring the concepts presented in the introduction. The first section explains the case selection and discusses the explanatory application of this study’s findings to a wider group of cases. Since the main focus of this book...
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Chapter 3Historical Overview—Establishment of Formal Particularism and the First Transition in the 1990s

Maršić, Tomislav

Pages: 87 –117

[The historical overview presented in this chapter provides the backdrop for subsequent chapters to explore the development of particularism in more detail. The 1990s create the context for the way particularism is rooted and provide the initial conditions for how it will be maintained. The...
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Chapter 4Ivica Račan and Jadranka Kosor: Steps to Universalism

Maršić, Tomislav

Pages: 119 –158

[This chapter and the subsequent Chapter 5 present the results from 47 semi-structured interviews conducted in Zagreb in April and May 2014. Taking a principal-agent perspective, they connect to and expand the historical overview presented earlier and explain the long-term interaction between key...
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Chapter 5Ivo SanaderSanader, Ivoand Zoran MilanovićMilanović, Zoran: Regression to Particularism

Maršić, Tomislav

Pages: 159 –207

[Like the previous section, this chapter seeks to analyse the cases of particularism and, in doing so, scrutinize the two “classical” drivers, Europeanization and inter-party competition. Based on the analysis of the expert interviews, the chapter develops a classification of how politicians...
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Chapter 6Quantitative Text Analysis

Maršić, Tomislav

Pages: 209 –233

[This chapter is linked to the previous two empirical chapters that drew on qualitative interviews in portraying the principal-agent relationships between politicians, publishers and the public prosecutor. Through quantitative text analysis of a sample of 34,407 media articles taken from eight...
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Chapter 7What Motivated the Shifts Between Particularism and Universalism?

Maršić, Tomislav

Pages: 235 –266

[This chapter seeks to provide an explanation for the shifts in particularism, which, as the empirical chapters show, can be accounted for only to some extent by “traditional” drivers of democracy such as Europeanization and inter-party competition. It therefore provides an empirical application...
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Chapter 8Conclusions

Maršić, Tomislav

Pages: 267 –283

[The concluding chapter revisits the three basic questions that have been posed at the beginning of the book: (1) What was the shape and what were the dynamics of media capture and collusion in Croatia between 2000 and 2014? (2) Why did traditional drivers largely fail to prevent regressions to...

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