Theorien und Methoden in der komparativen Mediensystemforschung: Forschungsstand und Herausforderungen

Wallner, Cornelia

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“…Shortly after the publication of Hallin and Mancini's typology, comparati ve media system studies increased significantly (Wallner, 2016). Initially, these studies focused particularly on whether and how media content differs between media systems, and it was consistently found that the diffe rences in media content were related to the specific structures of the media 1 There is still a focus on Western countries in comparative media systems research that is definitely worthy of criticism (e.g., Sparks, 2018).…”

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Questions of Communicative Change and Continuity

2022

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Faced with the ongoing evolution of the media landscape, media and communication science is constant-ly asking itself new questions concerning the tension between stability and change in social communication. In this context, many relevant topics exist for which there are still no publications that would systematically evaluate what we know (empirically and non-empirically) so far and what conclusions can be drawn from existing knowledge. This volume aims to provide systematic answers to important current or continually relevant questions in the field, with contributions that are entirely focused on a specific question, thus leaving room for thorough arguments. The volume is dedicated to the memory of Professor Wolfram Peiser. With contributions by Hans-Bernd Brosius, Felix Frey, Romy Fröhlich, Christina Holtz-Bacha, Benjamin Krämer, Philipp Müller, Christoph Neuberger, Carsten Reinemann, Anna-Luisa Sacher, Johanna Schindler, Klaus Schönbach and Cornelia Wallner.

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Section: Media Systems and Media Contentmentioning

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“…No contributions from edited volumes or monographs were included (for the procedure, c.f. Hanusch & Vos, 2020;Matthes et al, 2019;Wallner, 2016). The database was searched through April 2022, with defined search terms (media system OR cross-cultural AND media use OR media exposure OR media effect OR screen time).…”

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Section: Media Systems and Media Contentmentioning

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Does the Media System Explain Individual Media Use and Media Effects?

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2022

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Based on a comprehensive literature review, this article explores evidence about connections between the media system as explanatory macro-level for media use and media effects on an individual, micro-level. Addressing this context from a comparative, media system-related perspective, N=42 papers were reviewed and systematized by thematic area. Core results show that systematic connections exist between structural differences of media systems and patterns of individual media use and media effects. More findings are available for newspapers and television than for the internet and social media. Empirical evidence is given for media system-related differences in political knowledge, and the degree of political parallelism in media systems matters for political participation. Overall, the studies show that the media system as a context matters for explaining individual media use and effects. Perspectives for future research are derived from the current state of research.

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Theorien und Methoden in der komparativen Mediensystemforschung: Forschungsstand und Herausforderungen

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Questions of Communicative Change and Continuity

Questions of Communicative Change and Continuity

Does the Media System Explain Individual Media Use and Media Effects?

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