Mediatized Conflict: Developments in Media and Conflict Studies

Botes, Johannes

doi:10.1177/002234330704400111

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“…Third, while the majority of studies focus on episodic or thematic dimensions of framing, there has been less attention to the cyclical dimension of framing, and the stages of framing, especially in smaller, developing-world settings where the oil company is nationalized. This study offers that perspective for comparison with findings based on studies of media coverage and framing of oil spills in larger societies where distinctions may or may not exist between local and national agendas (Botes, 2007;Hester & Gibson, 2007;Taylor, Lee, & Davie, 2000), and where oil companies may be privately, rather than stateowned.…”

Section: Media Coverage and Media Framesmentioning

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Environmental Conflict and Media Coverage of an Oil Spill in Trinidad

Steele

2016

Negotiation Conflict Man Res

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In December 2013, local media reported an oil spill off the southwestern coast of Trinidad. Subsequent media reports generated local and international interest, statements, and commentary from company and government interests and members of the La Brea community (fisherfolk and residents directly affected by the oil spill), the national community, trade unionists, politicians, oil spill experts, and environmentalists. As the news coverage developed, various narrative themes emerged. Within these themes, various conflict issues, mainly pertaining to the nature and focus of communication, and differences over the prevention, mitigation and management of environmental disasters were manifested in the media coverage and corporate communications management of crisis and reputation. Using crisis communication theory, and content analysis of media and company texts, this study examined the extent of media coverage and organizational and corporate communications framing of the creation, escalation, and management of a significant environmental conflict situation.

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Section: Media Coverage and Media Framesmentioning

confidence: 98%

Environmental Conflict and Media Coverage of an Oil Spill in Trinidad

Steele

2016

Negotiation Conflict Man Res

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“…Анализ работ современных исследователей массовых коммуникаций К. Брантса и Ф. ван Праага (Brants, Praag van, 2006), Х. Вайфйеса (Wijfjes, 2009), С. Коттла (Cottle, 2006), С. Ливингстон (Livingstone, URL), Д. МакКвейла (McQuail, 2006), Дж. Маццолени и У. Шульца (Mazzoleni, Schulz, 1999), Дж.…”

Section: журналистика и общество: последствия медиатизацииunclassified

Журналистика, Постжурналистика, Паражурналистика: Кто Формирует Контент Массмедиа

Дзялошинский

2024

ijmcc

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статье исследуется процесс трансформации журналистики как социального института, который обеспечивает функционирование системы массовой коммуникации и тем самым оказывает воздействие на сознание и поведение людей. Этот институт был создан для добросовестного информирования граждан, однако под влиянием различных факторов он радикально трансформировался в систему, для обозначения которой понятие «журналистика» уже не годится. На основе изучения посвященных журналистике теоретических работ и анализа практики функционирования массмедиа рассматриваются такие версии наименования данного социального института, как «постжурналистика» и «паражурналистика».

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“…Інтерес до медіатизації конфліктів на початку століття пояснювався «надзвичайно конфліктними часами» (Cottle, 2006, р. 2), глобалізацією медіаландшафту (Kaempf, 2013) та природою самих медіа, які «не просто повідомляють про різноманітні конфліктні ситуації, але й активно репрезентують їх» ('media doing' or 'media performativity') (Cottle, 2006).…”

Section: і медіатизований конфлікт: фреймінг наративна теорія травмаunclassified

Mediatization of war in the focus of scientific theories and analytical practices

Hudoshnyk,

Bucharska

2024

Komun. komun. tehnol.

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The review article presents contemporary theories on the mediatization of war and discursive practices of media analysis. The methodology for the selection of materials was based on international scientometric and bibliographic databases. The analysed content (more than 120 books and articles in the initial sample, 87 in the final sample) was selected on the Scopus, Web of Science and Google Scholar databases using keywords (mediatization; mediatization of war; Russian-Ukrainian war and media; digital war) and filters. The structure proposed by the authors integrates three problem areas: different stages of mediatization of war and conflict in relation to leading theories; interpretative methods of analysis and general results of the effectiveness of narrative and framing analysis methods; the most illustrative discussions within each of the proposed theories. The current Ukrainian issues have been included in each section and subsection of the proposed article. The main focus is on the academic material that deals with the mediatization of conflicts and crises and actively links well-known actors in communication work with the corresponding strategy of media impact and influence. The deployment of different phases of the mediatization of war in genesis is presented on the basis of the theory of А. Hoskins and B. O'Loughlin, with a separate exclusion of Digital War as an umbrella term, the interpretation of which goes beyond the traditional interdisciplinary framework. This latest scholarly content brings together articles on the revolutionary impact of technological developments on the course of war (drones, unmanned aerial vehicles, cyber weapons, precision munitions, etc. ), the effects of digital technologies in the new ecology of war (mobile, participatory, proxy warfare, digital violence, propaganda), and finally, the new logic of war, in which the oversaturation of media content leads to a decrease in global attention, empathic burnout, and, most controversially, to a systemic crisis of humanitarian knowledge and, despite its documentation and dissemination, to forgetting.

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Mediatized Conflict: Developments in Media and Conflict Studies

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Environmental Conflict and Media Coverage of an Oil Spill in Trinidad

Environmental Conflict and Media Coverage of an Oil Spill in Trinidad

Журналистика, Постжурналистика, Паражурналистика: Кто Формирует Контент Массмедиа

Mediatization of war in the focus of scientific theories and analytical practices

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