[ecrea] new book: Media and Monarchy in Sweden

> New Book from NORDICOM
>
> Media and Monarchy in Sweden
> Editors: Mats J=F6nsson & Patrik Lundell
> Nordicom-Sweden, 2009, 154 p. - ISBN 978-91-89471-77-1, Price =80 25
>
> Can an unmediated monarchy even be imagined? In today=92s rapidly 
> changing media,
> private and intimate aspects of monarchies are thriving. New as 
> these phenomena may
> seem, and in some aspects surely are, relations between media and 
> royalties have existed
> for centuries. In this book, scholars from a variety of academic 
> disciplines put contemporary
> media-monarchic relations in historical perspective. The ways in 
> which the monarchy
> navigates in a new digital media landscape are revealed with the 
> help of older media strategies,
> while present conditions guide the analyses of monarchic relations 
> to =93new media=94 in the past.
> In Media and Monarchy in Sweden, altars and statues are thus taken 
> just as seriously as
> traditional and digital mass media. Hereby, new insights into the 
> complex interrelations between
> two powerful institutions are reached.
>
> For further information see
> <3D.htm>http://www.nordicom.gu.se/eng.php?portal=3Dpubl&main=3Dinfo_publ2.php&am=p;ex=3D278&me=3D13
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Ulla C.
> ________________________________
>
> Ulla Carlsson, Dr., Professor
> Director
> NORDICOM
> University of Gothenburg
> Box 713
> SE 405 30 G=F6teborg
>
> tel +46 31 786 1219, fax +46 31 786 4655
> e-mail (ulla.carlsson /at/ nordicom.gu.se)
> <3D.htm>www.nordicom.gu.se

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