Recent chapters in this series (16 titles)

• Foreign Authors, National Bans: Books and Censorship in Brazil (1964–1985)
• How Russian Media Helped Develop the Authoritarian Tradition: Its Historical Legacy for Today
• How to Capture the Political in Everyday Conversation? Focus Groups as a Method to Research Democratic Practices in Daily Life
• Manufacturing the Liberal Media Model Through Developmentality in Malawi
• Overlapping Communicative Meshes: Plural Perspectives on Media and Development
• Regulating Unhealthy Food Advertising to Children under Neoliberalism: An Australian Perspective
• Toward a Framework for Studying Democratic Media Development and “Media Capture”: The Iraqi Kurdistan Case
• “The Errors are Egregious”: Assessing the CSI Effect and Undergraduate Students’ Perceptions of Forensic Science through a Pre- and Post-test Investigation
• Crime in Television News: Do News Factors Predict the Mentioning of a Criminal’s Country of Origin?
• Crime News in the Israeli Daily Press: A Comparison Between the Quality Haaretz and the Popular Israel Hayom
• Demented Mother, Maniac with a Gun, Madman: Prejudicial Language Use in Historical Newspaper Coverage of Multiple-child Murders in New Zealand
• Framing Gender and Race in Television Crime Dramas: An Examination of Bones
• Intersections between Journalistic Documentary and True Crime in the Context of VOD Platforms: The Alcàsser Murders as a Spanish Case Study
• The Narco as a Sui Generis Criminal Character and TV Genre
• Whose Stories? Victims and Offenders on Television’s Law and Order
• “Every Day When I Go to Work, I Wonder If it Will Be the Day I Die”: Sensemaking Mass Media and School Shootings