Titlebook: Media and Politics in Post-Authoritarian Mexico; The Continuing Strug Martin Echeverria,Ruben Arnoldo Gonzalez Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if

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Freedom of the Press Under Andres Manuel López Obrador: The Struggle Between Journalistic Autonomy aequence of the promise of the new administration to radically alter the status quo inherited. This chapter delves into one of those contentious issues, the conflict between the will of the president to push its agenda of national development with minimal dissent and the right and determination of jo

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Press and Civil Society: Alliance and Mistrust in Mexican Transitioner in Mexico, it is necessary to assess the interaction between these two actors. Although the literature assumes a virtuous relation between them, especially for demanding rights and establishing procedures of accountability, there is evidence that civil society does not necessarily support the fun

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Televised Political Satire and the Democratic Transition in Mexicoorld different global trends have influenced the simultaneous development, importation, and reinterpretation of formats of television political satire. In Mexico, in the aftermath of the political transition there has been a growing presence of political satire programs in broadcast television listi

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Legal Protection of the Freedom of Expression in Mexico During the Alternation: Progress with No Resf expression in Mexico. The results show an intense legislative and public policy adaptation; however, the available data shows that the implementation of these mechanisms has not been significant in the face of permanent problems with fatal consequences.

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Mexican and American scholars.Covers media systems, journal.This volume presents an analytical and empirical overview of the array of issues that the Mexican media faces in the post-authoritarian age, which jointly explains how a partially accomplished democracy, its authoritarian inertias, and its

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Media Systems in Unconsolidated Democracies: The Case of Mexicoecond government alternation (2018), since in Mexico’s democracy, still lacking in effective mechanisms of accountability, the greatest risk to information independence comes from both the government and a media environment in which, with notable exceptions, many mainstream media have kept the same unprofessional practices of reporting as before.

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Violence, Trauma, and Reflexivity: Methodological Issues and Challenges in Conducting Research in Metants, whose lives might also be affected by the study. Reflexivity along the whole research process is a recommended tool to reduce the risk for all of those involved in these studies. The chapter attempts to provide researchers working in high-risk areas with a sense of what to expect and how they might plan for fieldwork.