Politik – Wissenschaft – Medien

This volume focuses on the dynamic triangular relationship between politics, science, and the media against the backdrop of various crisis discourses (ranging from the 'crisis of democracy' to 'hostility toward science' to the 'post-factual' present). The volume brings together perspectives from philosophy, history, law, political science, media studies, communication studies, and literary studies, demonstrating why the boundary between science and politics is not fixed and what role (new) media play in this context. Its findings enable readers to read debates on politics, science, and the media not only as a crisis, but as another act in a drama whose rules are constantly being renegotiated.

With contributions by
Alexander Bogner | Jürgen Brokoff | Karim Bschir | Marie-Luisa Frick | Mladen Gladic | Caspar Hirschi | Eszter Kováts | Philip Manow | Laura Münkler | Senja Post | Dirk Rose | Veith Selk | Erika Thomalla | Andreas Ziemann

This Title is also Available as Open Access.