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Local politicians in the age of new media
Frontiers in Political Science, 2022 This paper discusses the impact of new media on local politics and politicians in a highly digitalised and advanced democracy. Through case studies and interviews of elite representatives in three Norwegian municipalities, the paper's ambition is to gain
Hilde Bjørnå +2 more
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THE DOCTOR AS A POLITICIAN. [PDF]
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1899 The doctor is virtually a political nonentity. In our legislative halls we are practically without representation, and the few that are engaged in politics are really not pursuing the practice of medicine. The rank and file of physicians are not, as a rule, particularly concerned in the solution of problems calculated to affect medicine politically. Is
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BMJ, 1994 Health professionals have often claimed that politicians do not listen to them. When given the opportunity to have their voices heard they do not always make the most of it. The Rhodes health forum, convened under the Greek presidency of the European Union last week, offered an opportunity for ministers of health and professionals to come together to ...
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Liberté de presse écrite au Maroc : L’évolution au regard de l’évaluation
L’Année du Maghreb, 2016 This article aims to examine the press freedom situation in Morocco and his evolution since 2011 with regard to evaluation on national and international levels.
Mohamed Naimi
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Why We Should Distinguish Between Mobilization and Participation When Investigating Social Media
Media and Communication, 2023 In the recent past, social media has become a central channel and means for political and societal mobilization. Mobilization refers to the process by which political parties, politicians, social movements, activists, and other political and social ...
Jörg Haßler +2 more
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, 2009 We collect data on the rules and practices of financial and conflict disclosure by politicians in 175 countries. Although two thirds of the countries have some disclosure laws, less than a third make disclosures available to the public. Disclosure is more extensive in richer and more democratic countries.
Djankov, S. +3 more
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Nordicom Review, 2015 While observers have focused on the political use of social media when exploring their democratic potential, we know little about users’ perceptions of these media.
Segaard Signe Bock
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Politicians’ Facial Width-to-Height Ratio and their Electoral Success
Psychological Topics, 2020 Previous studies have shown that during the election process voters rely on different physical characteristics of political candidates. For example, politicians who are perceived as more competent have greater electoral success.
Irena Pavela Banai +2 more
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Trust in government: What’s news media got to do with it?
Studies in Communication Sciences, 2018 In modern democracies, trust in government is a key indicator of political legitimacy and stability. Drawing from theories of media effects, we investigated whether using traditional media has a negative (media malaise hypothesis) or a positive (virtuous
Frank Marcinkowski, Christopher Starke
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Žurnalistikos Tyrimai, 2023 Voters tend to criticise and punish the ruling party for mistakes made during the term of office and therefore never vote for the same party twice in a row.
Iveta Danieliūtė
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