In 1998-1999, Mats Ekstrom and Cathrin Andersson (PhD student in Media and Communication Studies) carried out a study of Swedish election campaigns, commissioned by the Swedish Democracy Commission. The study was one of several initiated by the busty interracial Commission with the aim of analysing possible causes for decreasing election turnout. Ekstrom and Andersson's (1999) study looks at the way in which politics and the political debate have been depicted and staged in the media during a number of Swedish election campaigns. The election campaign of 1998 is studied from a historically comparative perspective. This study became one of the important points of departure for Cathrin Andersson's thesis project on political interviews in a historical perspective. Completion of the study is estimated to 2005. We have been able to follow the Swedish election campaigns on TV since 1960. Often busty interracial it is in interviews that politicians are given the opportunity to speak; be it in news broadcasts, programmes in which party busty interracial leaders are answering viewers' questions, or election specials. The overall aim with this (thesis) project is busty interracial to study election campaigns on TV, from a historically comparative young interracial perspective, with the focus on busty interracial the interview as a form for political conversations. The objectives of the study are as follows: (1) to study the way in which the interview as conversational form has been busty interracial used in different programme formats in television's election coverage; and (2) to busty interracial study the way in which the interaction between journalists and politicians (in interview situations) has changed over time. The research design that is applied combines quantitative studies of a larger quantity of data with deeper intensive analyses of strategically chosen cases. A number of delimitations and selections are of course required for the realisation of the study. An initial delimitation has been to limit the number of election campaigns in the study to four: 1968, 1979, 1988 and 2002.
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