2020
DOI: 10.15847/obsobs14120201475
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A ocidentalização das campanhas eleitorais em Cabo Verde: marginalização e despolitização da cobertura mediática das legislativas

Abstract: Este artigo propõe uma análise diacrónica comparativa do tratamento noticioso das mais recentes legislativas em Cabo Verde com o intuito de comprovar a existência da marginalização e despolitização da cobertura mediática das campanhas eleitorais. Para além de preencher o vazio em termos da realidade de produção científica cabo-verdiana neste domínio específico, o presente estudo testa a ocorrência de um transfer completo dessas tendências internacionais da comunicação política para o contexto nacional. Com ess… Show more

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“…The few exceptions to the overall scarcity of published research on Cabo Verdean political campaigning comprise a handful of studies devoted to the general elections and either include a diachronic analysis of the media coverage (Novais, 2020b) or an assessment of the free radio broadcasts by the two main contenders in the 2011 parliamentary elections (Reis et al, 2016). However, what makes this study case even more unique and worthy of investigation is that no prior study of disinformation in political campaigning in Cabo Verde has been conducted.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The few exceptions to the overall scarcity of published research on Cabo Verdean political campaigning comprise a handful of studies devoted to the general elections and either include a diachronic analysis of the media coverage (Novais, 2020b) or an assessment of the free radio broadcasts by the two main contenders in the 2011 parliamentary elections (Reis et al, 2016). However, what makes this study case even more unique and worthy of investigation is that no prior study of disinformation in political campaigning in Cabo Verde has been conducted.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This was logical, given the impossibility of evaluating the candidates' broadcasted material through the two most common sources for detecting possible disinformation, that is, the media and other fact-checkers. On the one hand, the media in Cape Verde curiously tends to provide rather superficial and shallow coverage of political campaigns (Novais, 2020b;Reis et al, 2016), as evidenced in the marginalization and depolitization of press reporting (Esser and Strömbäck, 2012, p.318;Farnsworth & Lichter, 2003;Swanson & Mancini, 1996;Patterson, 2000) by recent electoral campaigns in Cabo Verde (Novais, 2020b;Reis et al, 2016). Therefore, media reporting on election campaigns usually consists of merely reproducing the daily activities and declarations of the candidates in lieu of devoting the coverage to more substantial issues determined by the press's own editorial initiative.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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