17 research outputs found
No to the European union (EU): Miljöpartiet's success in the 1995 European parliament elections in Sweden
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Reconsidering ‘Virtuous Circle’ and ‘Media Malaise’ Theories of the Media: An 11-Nation Study
No full textThis study, based on a content analysis of television news and survey in eleven nations, explores the split between those who see the media as politically alienating and others who see the media as encouraging greater political involvement. Here, we suggest that both positions are partly right. On the one hand, television news, and in particular public service television news, can be very effective in imparting information about public affairs and promoting a culture of democracy in which news exposure, public affairs knowledge, sense of democratic competence and political interest feed off each other. On the other hand, the views represented in public affairs news are overwhelmingly those of men and elites, which can discourage identification with public lif
Reurbanisation and its potential for the reduction of car use. An analysis of preferences of residence, activity – and travel pattern in the Oslo area
No full textExamining Gender Differences in Environmental Concern in the Swedish General Public, 1990-2011
No full textEconomic voting: The effect of political context, volatility and turnout on voters' assignment of responsibility
No full textExplaining the ending of Sweden's nuclear phase-out policy: a new approach by referring to the advocacy coalition framework theory
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