Economic Inequality and News Media examines how mainstream news media cover, frame, and discuss economic inequality through an empirical analysis of news media coverage of Thomas Piketty's high-profile and best-selling book Capital in the Twenty-First Century.
Economic Inequality and News Media examines how mainstream news media cover, frame, and discuss economic inequality through an empirical analysis of news media coverage of Thomas Piketty's high-profile and best-selling book Capital in the Twenty-First Century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Andrea Grisold is Professor of Economics at the Vienna University of Economics and Business, Austria, and head of the Institute for Heterodox Economics. She is author of numerous papers and books on the interrelations of economics and mass media, and focused on the comparative political economy of the media throughout visiting professorships, e.g. at Trinity College Dublin, University of New Orleans, and Harvard University. Paschal Preston is Professor Emeritus in the School of Communication, Dublin City University (DCU). He is author or editor of multiple books, including The Handbook of European Communication History (2019) and Making the News: Journalism and News Cultures in Europe (2009).
Inhaltsangabe
* 1. Introduction: The What How and Why of this Book (by Paschal Preston Andrea Grisold) * 2. Trends in Economic Inequality and News Mediascape (by Hendrik Theine Daniel Grabner) * 3. Inequality Mediatization and Critical Takes on 'Making the News' (by Paschal Preston) * 4. Media and Economic Inequality: Review of Prior Research (by Andrea Grisold Hendrik Theine) * 5. Social Semiotics and Journalistic Discourses on Economics and Inequality (by Maria Rieder Henry Silke) * 6. Media Coverage of Economic Inequality - The Empirical Study - An Initial Overview (by Maria Rieder Henry Silke Hendrik Theine) * 7. Meritocracy Markets Social Mobility: Inequality is not a Crucial Issue (by Andrea Grisold Henry Silke) * 8. Stagnation Social tensions Unfairness: Economic inequality as a Problem (by Daniel Grabner Andrea Grisold Hendrik Theine) * 9. "Is this Feasible?" Policy Proposals such as a Global Wealth Tax (by Andrea Grisold Maria Rieder Hendrik Theine) * 10. News Media and Economic Inequality - Reflections and Requisite Reforms (by Andrea Grisold Paschal Preston)
* 1. Introduction: The What How and Why of this Book (by Paschal Preston Andrea Grisold) * 2. Trends in Economic Inequality and News Mediascape (by Hendrik Theine Daniel Grabner) * 3. Inequality Mediatization and Critical Takes on 'Making the News' (by Paschal Preston) * 4. Media and Economic Inequality: Review of Prior Research (by Andrea Grisold Hendrik Theine) * 5. Social Semiotics and Journalistic Discourses on Economics and Inequality (by Maria Rieder Henry Silke) * 6. Media Coverage of Economic Inequality - The Empirical Study - An Initial Overview (by Maria Rieder Henry Silke Hendrik Theine) * 7. Meritocracy Markets Social Mobility: Inequality is not a Crucial Issue (by Andrea Grisold Henry Silke) * 8. Stagnation Social tensions Unfairness: Economic inequality as a Problem (by Daniel Grabner Andrea Grisold Hendrik Theine) * 9. "Is this Feasible?" Policy Proposals such as a Global Wealth Tax (by Andrea Grisold Maria Rieder Hendrik Theine) * 10. News Media and Economic Inequality - Reflections and Requisite Reforms (by Andrea Grisold Paschal Preston)
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