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Research Article

Media policy attitudes and political attitudes: the politization of media policy and the support for the ‘media welfare state’

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Pages 431-448 | Received 29 Dec 2021, Accepted 01 Jun 2022, Published online: 01 Jul 2022

Figures & data

Table 1. Active variables creating the space of political attitudes in Sweden.

Table 2. Citizen’s media policy attitudes (percentages).

Figure 1. The Swedish space of political attitudes. MCA, axis 1 and 2. Missing values (including “I don’t have an opinion”) have been removed (n = 874). - - = “I don’t agree at all”, - = “I don’t agree”, + = “I agree”, + + = “I fully agree”.

Figure 1. The Swedish space of political attitudes. MCA, axis 1 and 2. Missing values (including “I don’t have an opinion”) have been removed (n = 874). - - = “I don’t agree at all”, - = “I don’t agree”, + = “I agree”, + + = “I fully agree”.

Figure 2. Projecting media policy attitudes into the Swedish space of political attitudes. MCA, axis 1 and 2. Missing values (including “I don’t have an opinion”) have been removed (n = 874). - - = “I don’t agree at all”, - = “I don’t agree”, + = “I agree”, + + = “I fully agree”.

Figure 2. Projecting media policy attitudes into the Swedish space of political attitudes. MCA, axis 1 and 2. Missing values (including “I don’t have an opinion”) have been removed (n = 874). - - = “I don’t agree at all”, - = “I don’t agree”, + = “I agree”, + + = “I fully agree”.

Table A1. Benzécri-adjusted eigenvalues of the top 10 dimensions among the active variables.

Table A2. Relations of active variable modalities to dimensions 1 and 2 (eta squared).

Table A3. V-test for modalities in supplementary variables on the two main dimensions.