The News Event: Popular Sovereignty in the Age of Deep Mediatization
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The News Event: Popular Sovereignty in the Age of Deep Mediatization

by Francis Cody

Political Science Media Studies
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In The News Event, Francis Cody investigates popular sovereignty amid deep mediatization. The book explores how pervasive media influences news events and shapes democratic participation. It provides a critical examination of media's role in modern political life, revealing the evolving nature of public engagement and power structures in society.

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The News Event delves into the concept of popular sovereignty within the framework of deep mediatization, where media profoundly shapes public life and political processes.

Author Francis Cody analyzes how news events serve as pivotal moments that influence collective understanding and democratic engagement in contemporary times.

This work highlights the transformative role of media in redefining sovereignty, offering insights into the dynamics of power and participation in an increasingly mediated world.

Through a scholarly lens, the book addresses the implications of these shifts for society and governance.

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