Media mirrors? Framing Hungarian Romani migration to Canada in Hungarian and Canadian press

Straddling the Wall: Comparative Framing of Trump’s Border Wall in U.S. & Mexican Newspapers

“…Nelson et al, 1997a). This study also adds to framing research by reinforcing the ways in which issues germane to international news, such as the border, become paragons of the evolving political culture using news frames (Antony & Thomas, 2017;Fernandes & Shumow, 2016;Frederking, 2012;Varjú & Plaut, 2017;Vultee, 2010). Issues related to the border were framed as transnational importance, rather than an issue that solely affects one country.…”

“…Specific to borders, much of the framing literature has found borders to be framed in much broader issues such as migration (Di Renzo, 2017;Varjú & Plaut, 2017), immigration (Cheng et al, 2010;Lawlor, 2015;Muñiz, 2011), youth migrants (Antony & Thomas, 2017), human trafficking (Marchionni, 2012) security (Frederking, 2012;Vultee, 2010), and voting practices (Fernandes & Shumow, 2016). Important to note is that a disproportionate amount of border studies focus primarily on countries that receive immigrants and tend to overlook countries of origin.…”

“…Previous research has demonstrated complex and changing political cultures in regards to migration and movement. Findings indicate media framing, as well as counter-framing, of immigration politics of the host country are contextual and do not often easily transfer between host countries, particularly in regards to right-and left-wing media (Varjú & Plaut, 2017). Transnational framing studies focused on the mobility across borders have also found little variance between local and national media frames, concluding that both types of media emphasize both local and national consequences (Cooper et al, 2021;Lawlor, 2015).…”