How to deal with the Black Sheep? An evaluation of journalists’ reactions towards intentional selfscandalization by politicians

Publisher： Intellect Books

E-ISSN： 2001-0818|4|3|435-451

ISSN： 2001-0818

Source： Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies, Vol.4, Iss.3, 2015-11, pp. : 435-451

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