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- Title Pages
- Illustrations
- Glossary
- Notes on Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
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Chapter One Political communication: an overview -
Chapter Two Elections and political communication -
Chapter Three A pragmatic partnership: politicians and local media -
Chapter Four Political communication and the ‘loony left’ -
Chapter Five ‘Sources say …’: political journalism since 1921 -
Chapter Six In sickness and in health: politics, spin, and the media -
Chapter Seven Media advisers and programme managers -
Chapter Eight A limited focus? Journalism, politics, and the Celtic Tiger -
Chapter Nine A private affair? Lobbying and transparency in modern Ireland -
Chapter Ten Equal time for Judas Iscariot? Broadcast treatment of political contests in the Republic of Ireland -
Chapter Eleven ‘There now follows …’: The role of the party political broadcast and the 2007 ‘peace broadcast’ -
Chapter Twelve Social Media And Political Communication -
Chapter Thirteen Mediating elections in ireland: evidence from the 2011 general election - Conclusion
- Index
(p.xii) Acknowledgements
(p.xii) Acknowledgements
- Source:
- Political Communication in the Republic of Ireland
- Author(s):
Mark O’Brien
Donnacha Ó Beacháin
- Publisher:
- Liverpool University Press
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- Title Pages
- Illustrations
- Glossary
- Notes on Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
-
Chapter One Political communication: an overview -
Chapter Two Elections and political communication -
Chapter Three A pragmatic partnership: politicians and local media -
Chapter Four Political communication and the ‘loony left’ -
Chapter Five ‘Sources say …’: political journalism since 1921 -
Chapter Six In sickness and in health: politics, spin, and the media -
Chapter Seven Media advisers and programme managers -
Chapter Eight A limited focus? Journalism, politics, and the Celtic Tiger -
Chapter Nine A private affair? Lobbying and transparency in modern Ireland -
Chapter Ten Equal time for Judas Iscariot? Broadcast treatment of political contests in the Republic of Ireland -
Chapter Eleven ‘There now follows …’: The role of the party political broadcast and the 2007 ‘peace broadcast’ -
Chapter Twelve Social Media And Political Communication -
Chapter Thirteen Mediating elections in ireland: evidence from the 2011 general election - Conclusion
- Index
