The Palgrave Handbook of Cross-Border Journalism

• Autore: Rothenberger Liane
• Pubblicazione: Cham : , : Springer International Publishing AG, , 2024; ©2023
• Edizione: 1st ed.
• Descrizione fisica: 1 online resource (619 pages)
• Disciplina: 070.4
• Altri autori: LöffelholzMartin WeaverDavid H
• Nota di contenuto: Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Notes on Contributors -- List of Infoboxes -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Chapter 1: Cross-Border Journalism Research and Practice: An Introduction -- Cross-Border Journalism in the Digital Era: Outline of the Handbook -- References -- Part I: Conceptualizing and Analyzing Cross-Border Journalism -- Chapter 2: Histories of the Research on Cross-Border Journalism -- Early Developments and Concepts: Origins of the Cross-Border Perspective -- Relevance and Dimensions of the Cross-Border Perspective Within Media History -- The Emergence of Journalism as a Modern, Trans-Border Profession -- International Movements and Politics of Journalists -- Journalism and Transnational Media Spaces and Public Spheres: Europe as an Example -- Conclusion and Challenges and Prospects of Future Research -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 3: Explicating Field-Defining Concepts: The Global, the Cosmopolitan, and the Parochial -- The Rise of Globalist and Cosmopolitan Imagination in the 1990s-2000s -- Cosmopolitanism in Various Iterations -- Global Journalism -- Criticism of Global/Cosmopolitan Construct and Parochialism -- Discussion and Conclusion -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 4: Attempts on Conceptualizing Cross-Border Journalism -- Between the Normative and the Empirical -- Conceptualizing Cross-Border Journalism -- Analytical Levels of Cross-Border Journalism -- Geographical Diversification of Audiences -- Conclusion: Theorizing a Normative Mindset? -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 5: Cross-Border Journalism and De-Westernization -- The State of Research and the Realities of CBJ Beyond the West -- A Research Agenda Beyond the Mainstream West -- CBJ Competence: A Case Study for De-Westernization -- Conclusions -- Recommended Readings -- References. ; Chapter 6: Managing Diversity: Obstacles and Challenges in Cross-Border Journalism Research -- Cross-Border Journalism Research -- Models of Cross-Border Projects -- Management of Scale: Organizational Challenges -- Management of Cultural Difference: Conceptual Challenges -- Management of Scientific Quality: Methodological Challenges -- Conclusions -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Part II: Actors and Production of Cross-Border Journalism -- Chapter 7: Actors, Organizations, Structures, and Routines of Cross-Border Journalism -- Individuals -- Organizations -- Structures -- Routines -- Outlook -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 8: How Journalism Practitioners Develop Cross-Border Collaborative Journalism -- In Times of Change: Journalism Facing New Tasks and the Reality of Networked Societies -- Cross-Border Collaborative Journalism-a Distinct New Way of Working -- Bye-Bye Lone Wolf: How Cross-Border Collaboration Includes New Qualities -- Cross-Border Teams: Observing Editorial Tasks, Roles and Work Processes -- Cross-Border Structures: Observing Networks, Power and Pluralism -- Conclusion and Outlook -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 9: Foreign Correspondence and Cross-Border Journalism -- The "What" and "Who" of Cross-Border Journalism: The Problem with Categories -- The "How" of Cross-Border Journalism: Methodological Challenges and Alternative Approaches -- Conclusions -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 10: Political and Legal Frameworks of Cross-Border Journalism -- International and Regional Agreements -- Defamation -- Protection of News Sources -- Access to Information and Places -- Collaboration as a Solution -- Conclusion -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 11: Global Journalism as a Challenge to the Epistemology of "Balance" and "Objectivity" in Liberal Media Ethics. ; Traditional Liberal Journalism Ethics: Absence of the Global -- Peace Journalism or the Sudden Death of Balance in Reporting -- Cosmopolitan Journalism and the Search for Cultural Representation -- Humanitarian Journalism as Inevitable Normativism -- Conclusion -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Part III: Content of Cross-Border Journalism -- Chapter 12: Cross-Border Journalism Content: Status Quo and Perspectives -- Border-Crossing Journalisms and Their Producers -- Patterns and Characteristics of Cross-Border Content -- Outlook and Research Avenues -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 13: Topics in Cross-Border Journalism -- Different Levels of Cross-Border Journalism -- Analyzing Cross-Border Collaborative Journalism Networks' Investigations -- Event Type and Countries -- Topics and News Values -- Seriality, Multimedia, and Interactive Elements -- Shared Characteristics of Cross-Border Journalism Topics -- The Covid-19 Pandemic as a Role Model for a Cross-Border Journalism Topic? -- Conclusion and Outlook -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 14: Producing Cross-Border Journalistic Content -- Practices of Exclusion at the Individual Level -- Practices of Exclusion at the Organizational Level -- Confrontation -- Exclusivity in Cross-Border Productions -- Tools and Communication Infrastructures of CBIJ -- Acquiring and Transferring Data -- Processing Data -- Searching: Technology and Method -- Communication Platforms -- Conclusions -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 15: Climate Reporting: Crossing the Borders Toward a Global Outlook -- From Domestication to Global Journalism on Climate Change -- Cross-Border Journalism on Climate Change in Practice -- Future Agenda: Connecting Cross-Border Journalistic Collaboration and the Global Journalism Outlook in Climate Reporting -- Recommended Readings -- References. ; Chapter 16: Cross-Border Journalism and Public Diplomacy -- Theoretical Foundation of Public Diplomacy -- Three Perspectives on CBJ Content from the View of Public Diplomacy -- Reactive Perspective: The Visibility and Image of a Nation in News -- Proactive Perspective: International Broadcasting and Mediated Public Diplomacy -- Hybrid Perspective: Multidirectional Information Flows and the Digital Imperative -- Conclusion and Outlook -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 17: Parameters Favoring the Production of News Content Beyond the State's Limits -- News Gatekeeping: Spatial Arrangements Behind the Selection of Cross-Border Information, from Policies and Politics to (Dark) Entertainment -- Journalistic Interactionism: The Social Worlds of Reporters Across Fuzzy Borders -- Media Populism: Cross-Border Journalism or the Resourceful Populist Discourse on Border Control and State Containment -- Conclusion -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Part IV: Audiences of Cross-Border Journalism -- Chapter 18: Characteristics of Cross-Border Journalism Recipients -- Intended, Targeted, Perceived, and Imagined Audiences -- In Search of the Public -- National Audiences of (Domesticated) Foreign News -- International Audiences of Global, Regional, and Transnational News Organizations -- Conclusion -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 19: On the (Im)Possibility of Cross-Border Audience Formation -- Global Audiences in the Global Public Sphere -- Functional Dimensions of Global Journalism -- Revisiting Functional Impacts of Global Journalism -- The Coming Apart of Local and Global Knowledge Structures -- The Gap of Relevance in the Decoding of Global Journalism -- Empowering the Local Audience for Global Action -- Follow-Up Dialogues -- Conclusion -- Recommended Reading -- References -- Chapter 20: Cross-Border Journalism and Protest. ; Protest and the Development of Communication Technology -- The Protest Paradigm -- Strategic Narratives -- A Cosmopolitan Perspective -- Conclusion and Outlook -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 21: Cross-Border Journalism and Diaspora -- Cross-Border Journalism and Its Audiences: Dynamics and Dilemmas -- Media and Postmigration: Out of Place and Transnational Subjectivity -- Arab Diaspora, Epistemic Position, and Cross-Border Journalism -- Conclusion -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 22: Audiences and Ethics in Times of Crises -- Global Compassion -- Action at-a-Distance -- Dialogical Imagination and the Cosmopolitan Outlook -- Global Crises and National Publics -- The Future of the Field: From Elusive Empathy to Sustained Solidarity? -- Conclusion -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Part V: Cross-Border Journalism Across the World -- Chapter 23: Cross-Border Journalism in Sub-Saharan Africa -- State of Cross-Border Journalism in Sub-Saharan Africa -- Characteristics: Cross-Border Journalism in Sub-Saharan Africa -- Conclusion: Future of Cross-Border Journalism in Sub-Saharan Africa -- Recommended Readings -- References -- Chapter 24: Cross-Border Journalism in North America -- Cross-Border Journalism in Canada and the United States -- U.S. and Canadian Cross-Border Journalists -- Cross-Border Journalism in the Cascadia Region -- Cross-Border Journalism and the Covid-19 Pandemic -- Coordination Between American and Canadian Journalists -- Cross-Border Journalism in Mexico -- Mexican Journalists in Cross-Border Projects -- Cross-Border Projects Between Mexican and U.S. Journalists -- Cross-Border Journalism in Puerto Rico -- Media Systems and Journalistic Culture of Puerto Rico -- Journalists Working in Cross-Border Journalism in Puerto Rico -- Examples of Cross-Border Reporting in Puerto Rico. ; Audiences of Cross-Border Journalism in Puerto Rico.
• Titolo autorizzato: The Palgrave Handbook of Cross-Border Journalism
• ISBN: 3-031-23023-X
• Formato: Materiale a stampa
• Livello bibliografico: Monografia
• Lingua di pubblicazione: Inglese
• Record Nr.: 9910799486203321
• Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II