2020
DOI: 10.1002/eet.1879
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The role of conflict framing and social identity in public opinion about land use change: An experimental test in the Australian context

Abstract: Decision makers use public opinion as an indicator of social acceptance for land use changes. However, public opinion is informed by, inter alia, the media, which tends to “frame” issues of public interest in terms of social conflict rather than the substantive details of the issue. Previous research about the influence of conflict on public opinion about politics has yielded contradictory results about the effect of this “conflict framing.” Some studies have shown that conflict framing polarises public opinio… Show more

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“…Newspapers influence the public and policy agenda by presenting or omitting certain topics and by framing the presented topics in a certain way [ 45 , 46 ]. While these are not necessarily conscious choices made by the media entities, they define the topics for the public discourse.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Newspapers influence the public and policy agenda by presenting or omitting certain topics and by framing the presented topics in a certain way [ 45 , 46 ]. While these are not necessarily conscious choices made by the media entities, they define the topics for the public discourse.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En este sentido, se ha planteado que, atendiendo a la sustantividad del conflicto, se trata de una realidad que puede ser abordada desde dos encuadres diferentes. Por ejemplo, Colvin et al (2020) plantean la existencia de un conflicto sustantivo frente a otro disfuncional, que se centra en relaciones conflictivas e incívicas entre grupos. Por su parte, Bartholomé et al (2018) diferencian entre un frame de conflicto no sustantivo frente a otro sustantivo centrado en ideas, asuntos y valores políticos e ideológicos.…”
Section: El Tratamiento Informativo De La Políticaunclassified
“…La definición presenta dos dimensiones: la relativa a la descripción del conflicto y la referente a los motivos para su uso en los medios. En este sentido, el conflicto remite al desacuerdo, la disputa y la confrontación de, al menos, dos puntos de vista o posiciones acerca de un asunto y de los efectos que tiene para la sociedad la decisión que se tome finalmente sobre el mismo (Bjarnøe et al, 2020;Colvin et al, 2020;Galais, 2018;Lengauer et al, 2012). Una discrepancia que puede derivar en el ataque e incluso en reproches entre los diferentes actores (Bartholomé et al, 2018;Semetko & Valkenburg, 2000).…”
Section: El Tratamiento Informativo De La Políticaunclassified
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