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Die Massenmedien im Wahlkampf
Normalisierung 2.0. Die Online-Wahlkämpfe deutscher Parteien zu den Bundestagswahlen 2002-2009
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Book chapters
pp. 22
Europawahl 2009: Wahlkampf im Schatten der Bundestagswahl oder doch eine europäische Kampagne?
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Kampagnenrezeption und Beteiligung an der Europawahl 2009. Eine Analyse auf der Basis einer Onlinebefragung
pp. 189
Normalisierung 2.0. Die Online-Wahlkämpfe deutscher Parteien zu den Bundestagswahlen 2002-2009
pp. 313
Die Protagonisten in der Fernseharena. Merkel und Steinmeier in der Berichterstattung über den Wahlkampf 2009
pp. 339
Ein Wahlkampf, der keiner war? Die Presseberichterstattung zur Bundestagswahl 2009 im Langzeitvergleich
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