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Une étude de la place des médias dans les conflits sociaux. La comparaison entre des luttes passées et des mobilisations contemporaines permet de relativiser et de préciser la nouveauté apportée par les technologies numériques. Les auteurs abordent aussi bien les Indignados et les révoltes arabes de 2011 que Radio Alice, la révolution bolchevique et les groupes Medvedkine

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This book examines the fascinating interplay of party and media behavior to explain one of the most important phenomena in Western Europe: the rise of far-right parties. To account for the divergent electoral fortunes of these parties, the book examines how political parties and the mass media have dealt with growing public concerns over national identity. Mainstream politicians chose to play the nationalist card, creating opportunities for the entry of far-right parties into the political system. In some cases, the media gave outsized exposure to such parties, allowing them to capitalize on these opportunities; in other cases, they ignored them, blocking their entry into the political system. Using elite interviews, content analysis, and primary documents to trace identity politics since the 1980s, this book presents an original interpretation of identity politics and media behavior in Austria, Germany, Greece, and France since the 1980s.Incorporates systematic comparative analysis of how the media deal with the far right across Western Europe; consideration of motivations for their behaviorProvides a thorough qualitative analysis of identity politics in major West European countriesProposes a novel theory about the factors affecting the evolution of new partiesBron : http://www.cambridge.org

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