Good Neighbor, No Neighbor Visual Fidelity in U.S. Network Television's Portrayals of Mexico President Vicente Fox

Johnson, Melissa

doi:10.1080/15551390903553648

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“…We examined the topics by year of publication to discern any patterns. With the exception of a couple of journal articles centered on environmental issues and the interests of Mexican media conglomerate Televisa in the US, research suggests four academic foci in four different phases: Cultural Understanding Phase (1984)(1985)(1986)(1987)(1988)(1989)(1990)(1991)(1992)(1993), NAFTA Phase (1995, International and Cultural Integration Phase (1997-2010), and Threat Phase (2010.…”

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Coverage of Mexico in United States media: Phases of academic scholarship

Rendon

Johnson

2015

International Communication Gazette

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This study summarizes the research produced from 1984 to 2014 about coverage of Mexico in the United States media. The most important findings are: in the last three decades there has been an exponential growth in academic production related to this topic; researchers working for public universities in border states (geographic proximity) or with high rates of Hispanics in the population (cultural proximity) are producing most of these studies; and there is a lack of studies related to the coverage of Mexico in United States digital media. Topics of academic interest clustered in four phases:

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Coverage of Mexico in United States media: Phases of academic scholarship

Rendon

Johnson

2015

International Communication Gazette

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“…Studies conducted during the Cold War have shown that the US media complies with US foreign policy in their coverage of Central American countries (Herman and Chomsky 2002) and that Latin America in general received little and mainly crisis-oriented attention by US media (Larson, McAnany and Storey 1986). Contemporary studies have focused on stereotypical representations of Latin America in news media (Johnson 2010;Pakkasvirta 2008) and social media (Pakkasvirta 2018).…”

Section: Research About Media Representationmentioning

confidence: 99%