A portrait of Iceland through the eyes of the international media before and after their total economic collapse.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Daniel Chartier is a professor at the Université du Québec à Montréal and Director of the International Laboratory for the Comparative Multidisciplinary Study of Representations of the North.
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INTRODUCTION: A MEDIA CRISIS Excessiveness The Research The Role of the Media-Dramatisation of the Crisis PART ONE: ASSETS IN JEOPARDY An Egalitarian, Progressive and Peaceful Country-An Independent Utopia The Impact of the Crisis Abroad-A General Dislike of Iceland A Casualty of the Global Crisis-The First Domino to Fall Communication Problems-An Atmosphere of Mistrust Ethics-In Great Disarray Free-Thinking Artists-Björk and Olafur Eliasson Humour-'Ctrl-Alt-Del. Welcome to Iceland 2.0' PART TWO: BANKRUPTCY Numerous Warnings-A Foreseeable Collapse Bankruptcy-Iceland Became Synonymous with Crisis Social and Economic Incest-A Closely-Knit Economy Davið Oddsson and the Central Bank of Iceland-Political Intervention in Economics Arrogance-Excessive Confidence Iceland's Very Loyal Friend-Richard Portes The New Vikings-Yesterday's Heroes, Today's Villains Gender Issues-Women: The Antidote to the Crisis PART THREE: THE REST OF THE WORLD Scandinavia-Our Nordic Friends Russia-Our New Friend The Conflict with the United Kingdom-One of Us, Not One of Them Europe-Seeking Protective Shelter A Very Small Country-Big Is Not Always Beautiful CONCLUSION: THE HUMILIATED COUNTRY Violence-Icelanders' Anger Returning to Traditions-Fishing, Morality and Anti-Consumerism Irresponsibility-Who Should Pay the Price? Humiliation-The Wounded Tiger CHRONOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION: A MEDIA CRISIS Excessiveness The Research The Role of the Media-Dramatisation of the Crisis PART ONE: ASSETS IN JEOPARDY An Egalitarian, Progressive and Peaceful Country-An Independent Utopia The Impact of the Crisis Abroad-A General Dislike of Iceland A Casualty of the Global Crisis-The First Domino to Fall Communication Problems-An Atmosphere of Mistrust Ethics-In Great Disarray Free-Thinking Artists-Björk and Olafur Eliasson Humour-'Ctrl-Alt-Del. Welcome to Iceland 2.0' PART TWO: BANKRUPTCY Numerous Warnings-A Foreseeable Collapse Bankruptcy-Iceland Became Synonymous with Crisis Social and Economic Incest-A Closely-Knit Economy Davið Oddsson and the Central Bank of Iceland-Political Intervention in Economics Arrogance-Excessive Confidence Iceland's Very Loyal Friend-Richard Portes The New Vikings-Yesterday's Heroes, Today's Villains Gender Issues-Women: The Antidote to the Crisis PART THREE: THE REST OF THE WORLD Scandinavia-Our Nordic Friends Russia-Our New Friend The Conflict with the United Kingdom-One of Us, Not One of Them Europe-Seeking Protective Shelter A Very Small Country-Big Is Not Always Beautiful CONCLUSION: THE HUMILIATED COUNTRY Violence-Icelanders' Anger Returning to Traditions-Fishing, Morality and Anti-Consumerism Irresponsibility-Who Should Pay the Price? Humiliation-The Wounded Tiger CHRONOLOGY BIBLIOGRAPHY
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