Global Journalism Research: Theories, Methods, Findings, FutureMartin Löffelholz, David Weaver Global Journalism Research offers a diversity of theoretical and methodological approaches for studying journalists and journalism around the world. It charts the opportunities and challenges facing journalism research in an increasingly global field.
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Contents
A Call | 3 |
Theoretical | 15 |
A Societal Approach | 28 |
The Cultural Approach to Journalism | 39 |
The Organizational Approach | 52 |
A Psychological | 65 |
Journalism Research | 79 |
State of the Art | 93 |
Evolution and Central Research | 158 |
From Isolated Efforts to an Established | 172 |
Challenging Paradigmatic | 185 |
Its Communities Approaches | 197 |
Historical Development and Research | 211 |
Reconsidering Journalism for Journalism Research | 227 |
Theorizing a Globalized Journalism | 240 |
Going beyond Disciplinary Boundaries in the Future | 253 |
Methods of Journalism Research Survey | 106 |
Methods of Journalism Research Content Analysis | 117 |
Methods of Journalism Research Observation | 131 |
Paradigm Shift in a Networked | 145 |
Journalism Education in an Era of Globalization | 267 |
Summing Up and Looking Ahead | 285 |
Name Index | 300 |
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Global Journalism Research: Theories, Methods, Findings, Future Martin Löffelholz,David Weaver,Andreas Schwarz No preview available - 2008 |