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    DROSIA SERENITY
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    The Media-Democracy Paradox in Ghana: Rethinking Political Communication in an African Context

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    The Media-Democracy Paradox in Ghana: Rethinking Political Communication in an African Context

    The Media-Democracy Paradox in Ghana: Rethinking Political Communication in an African Context By Wilberforce Sefakor Dzihah
    2020 | 212 Pages | ISBN: 178938236X | PDF | 3 MB


    This volume focuses on the matrix offered by the media-democracy paradox in Ghana, Africa, and the Global South. As the first black African country south of the Sahara to attain political independence from Great Britain, Ghana is widely acknowledged by the international community as a model of democracy. This book examines the praxis of this democracy and its media, delving into Ghana’s evolvement, media practices, leadership aspirations, pressure group politics, and ideological cleavages.  A rich data source for students, scholars, researchers, and political actors on both the African continent and the diaspora, The Media-Democracy Paradox in Ghana challenges the dominant Western theories of media and democracy, examines the growing influence of social media in political discourse, and provides insightful analysis of debates surrounding political communication and its implications for strengthening democratic culture.