Media and elections democratic transition in Malaysia
Media and Elections: Democratic Transition in Malaysia examines the central role of the media in Malaysian electoral contests. The book unpacks how a potent mix of regulation and crony media ownership in Malaysia has created a mainstream media that is biased towards the ruling regime, especially dur...
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Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Strategic Information and Research Development Centre
2018
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: democratising Malaysia, communicating politics
- Sec.1. Bias in the Mainstream Media
- 1. Watching the watchdog: television news and the 2013 Malaysia General Election
- 2. Writing in the public sphere: letters to the editor in Malaysia's mainstream press
- 3. Election advertising: selling politics via newspapers during Malaysia's 13th General Election
- Sec.2. Ethnicity and Gender Dimension
- 4. The Malay press and General Election 2013: reporting race and religion
- 5. Chinese media consumption and production: a discourse analysis of 'ubah' (change) and its antithesis
- 6. Print media and gender streotyping: portrayal of women candidates during the Malaysian 13th General Election
- Sec.3. Popular and New Media
- 7. Cartoons and graphic arts: resistance and dissidence within and beyond electoral politics
- 8. Negative campaigning over social media: polarisation and political violence during Malaysia's General Election