The academic book "Media Competition, Concentration, and Society" offers an interdisciplinary analysis of the topics of media competition and media concentration. Edited by Bernd-Peter Lange, it brings together contributions from numerous experts who illuminate various perspectives and approaches to these relevant areas. With a length of 340 pages and a paperback binding, the book presents a thorough examination of the challenges and dynamics that shape the media landscape. It is aimed at students, researchers, and professionals who wish to engage with the complex interactions between media, society, and competition. The content is written in German and covers a wide range of aspects that are significant for understanding current media developments. This non-fiction book is a valuable reference work for anyone involved with lexicons, reference works, and encyclopedias in the field of social sciences.