Journalism: Expertise, Authority, and Power in Democratic Life : C.W. Anderson

Journalism: Expertise, Authority, and Power in Democratic Life

Cite: Anderson, C.W. (2008) “Journalism: Expertise, Authority, and Power in Democratic Life.” The Media and Social Theory. David Hesmondhalgh and Jason Toynbee, eds. (Routledge)

Abstract: Debates regarding the changing occupational identity and public relevance of the journalism profession can be helpfully reframed as series of questions regarding journalistic expertise.

Journalism: Expertise, Authority, and Power in Democratic Life

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