Refugee News, Refugee Politics (eBook, PDF)

Journalism, Public Opinion and Policymaking in Europe
Redaktion: Dell'Orto, Giovanna; Wetzstein, Irmgard

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Offers students, scholars and the general reader original research and candid frontline insights to understand the intersecting influences of journalistic practices, news discourses, public opinion and policymaking on one of the most polarizing issues of our time.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 252
• Erscheinungstermin: 3. September 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351049627
• Artikelnr.: 54143357

Autorenporträt

Giovanna Dell'Orto is Associate Professor at the University of Minnesota's Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication, and affiliated faculty at the Center for German and European Studies and Department of Political Science. A former journalist with The Associated Press (AP), she is the author of four books on journalism and international affairs, most recently AP Foreign Correspondents in Action and American Journalism and International Relations (Cambridge University Press, 2015 and 2013), and coeditor of Reporting at the Southern Borders (Routledge, 2013). Irmgard Wetzstein is Senior Lecturer at the Department of Communication, University of Vienna, former Fulbright Visiting Professor at the University of Minnesota, and trained mediator. She received her PhD in media communications in 2010 and has been working in social research and teaching since 2006, focusing on journalism and conflict communication, social media, strategic and visual communication. Before that, she worked at the Austrian news magazine profil and the Austrian Insurance Association's PR division.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction: Situating The "Refugee Crisis" And Its Sociopolitical Effects
Through 21st Century European Journalism [Giovanna Dell'Orto and Irmgard
Wetzstein] Part 1: Policy, Politics and Media Discourses from Fortress
Europe To Mutti Merkel And Idomeni 1. Welcoming Citizens, Divided
Government, Simplifying Media: Germany's Refugee Crisis, 2015-2017
[Dietrich Thränhardt] Notes from the Field: One Sentence, Many
Misunderstandings: A German Journalist Reflects On Germany's "We Can Do It"
Stance [Peter Riesbeck] 2. The Expectations-Politics-Policy Conundrum:
Assessing the Impact of The Migration and Refugee Crisis on The European
Union [Vicki L. Birchfield and Geoffrey Harris] 3. "Fortress Europe":
Representation and Argumentation in Austrian Media And EU Press Releases On
Border Policies [Sabine Lehner and Markus Rheindorf] 4. The Gender
Dimension of The Refugee Debate - Progressiveness and Backwardness
Discourses in Austrian Press Coverage [Irmgard Wetzstein] 5. Empathy Toward
Refugees, Apathy Toward Journalism - Hundreds of Thousands of Refugees in
Greece, Thousands of Stories, Just A Few Hundred Clicks [Andreas M.
Panagopoulos] Notes from the Field: Real Empathy, Fake News? One Reporter's
Experiences in The Frontlines in Northern Greece [Costas Kantouris] Part 2:
Civil Society Responses as Another Lens into Public Opinion in Greece,
Austria And Germany 6. Moving on And In: Integration Through Shared and
Independent Living Spaces in Greece [Sophia Ioannou with Valia Savvidou]
7. Tackling The "Refugee Crisis" And Meeting the Educational Needs of Newly
Arrived Refugees: Programs for Refugee Teachers and Students in Germany And
Austria [Kerstin Lueck and Leonhard Dokalik-Wetzstein] 8. Online Fake News,
Hateful Posts Against Refugees, And A Surge in Xenophobia and Hate Crimes
in Austria [Claudia Schäfer with Andreas Schadauer] Part 3: Journalism at
The Border - Reporting on The Crisis in Greece 9. Trying to Find the Right
Words [Ioannis Papadopoulos] 10. Down & Out & Wet & Bedraggled - Navigating
the Emotional and Ethical Maelstrom of Reporting from The Crisis Flashpoint
of Idomeni [Phoebe Fronista and Sofia Papadopoulou] 11. Overcoming the
Empathy Gap - Covering Europe's Migrant Crisis for An American Audience
[Jeanne Carstensen] 12. Reporting Back to The Migrant Audience - Afghans'
Exodus and Perilous Journey to Europe [Mustafa Mohammad Sarwar] 13.
Avoiding the Traps of The Numbers Game and Caricatures - The Responsibility
of Keeping the Factual Record for The World [Elena Becatoros and David
Rising] Part 4: Journalism and Integration - Reporting on The Crisis in
Austria And Germany 14. From Empathy to Hostility In 127 Days - The Journey
of Austrian Press and TV Coverage [Edith Meinhart, Martin Staudinger, and
Peter Unger] 15. Cologne's New Year's Eve Sexual Assaults: The Turning
Point in German Media Coverage [Jan Bielicki] Notes from the Field: Fake
News and A Profession in Crisis: A Foreign Correspondent Reflects On
"Willkommenskultur" [Carmen Valero] 16. Torn Between Transparency and
Stereotypes? How to Report About Refugees and Crime [Eva Thöne] 17.
Widening the Focus - Why Writing About Migration Is More Than Writing About
Migrants [Caterina Lobenstein] 18. After the Arrival - Telling Stories of
Integration in Germany For a Global Audience [Melissa Eddy] Conclusion:
Interplays of Journalistic Practices, News, Public Opinion and Policies in
Europe's Refugee Crisis [Giovanna Dell'Orto]