Barbara Adam, Cardiff University, Wales Stuart Allen, University of the West of England, Bristol Alison Anderson, University of Plymouth, Plymouth Cynthia Carter, Cardiff U Considers the tension between entertainment and information in media coverage of environmental issues.
Barbara Adam, Cardiff University, Wales Stuart Allen, University of the West of England, Bristol Alison Anderson, University of Plymouth, Plymouth Cynthia Carter, Cardiff UConsiders the tension between entertainment and information in media coverage of environmental issues.
Stuart Allan is Senior Lecturer in Media and Cultural Studies at the University of the West of England, Bristol. Barbara Adam is Reader in the School of Social Science at Cardiff University. Cynthia Carter is Lecturer in the School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies at Cardiff University.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: the media politics of environmental risk PART I Mapping environmental risks 1 TV news, lay voices and the visualisation of environmental risks 2 Interest group strategies and journalistic norms: news media framing of environmental issues 3 Claims-making and framing in British newspaper coverage of the 'Brent Spar' controversy 4 The burrowers: news about bodies, tunnels and green guerrillas PART II Denaturalising risk politics 5 Environmental pressure politics and the 'risk society' 6 'Industry causes lung cancer': would you be happy with that headline? Environmental health and local politics 7 The media time scapes of BSE news 8 Reporting risks: problematising public participation and the Human Genome Project PART III Bodies, risks and public environments 9 Selling control: ideological dilemmas of sun, tanning, risk and leisure 10 Exclusionary environments: the media career of youth homelessness 11 The female body at risk: media, sexual violence and the gendering of public environments 12 'Landscapes of fear': public places, fear of crime and the media PART IV Globalising environments at risk 13 Communicating climate change through the media: predictions, politics and perceptions of risk 14 Global citizenship, the environment and the media 15 Mediating the risks of virtual environments
Introduction: the media politics of environmental risk PART I Mapping environmental risks 1 TV news, lay voices and the visualisation of environmental risks 2 Interest group strategies and journalistic norms: news media framing of environmental issues 3 Claims-making and framing in British newspaper coverage of the 'Brent Spar' controversy 4 The burrowers: news about bodies, tunnels and green guerrillas PART II Denaturalising risk politics 5 Environmental pressure politics and the 'risk society' 6 'Industry causes lung cancer': would you be happy with that headline? Environmental health and local politics 7 The media time scapes of BSE news 8 Reporting risks: problematising public participation and the Human Genome Project PART III Bodies, risks and public environments 9 Selling control: ideological dilemmas of sun, tanning, risk and leisure 10 Exclusionary environments: the media career of youth homelessness 11 The female body at risk: media, sexual violence and the gendering of public environments 12 'Landscapes of fear': public places, fear of crime and the media PART IV Globalising environments at risk 13 Communicating climate change through the media: predictions, politics and perceptions of risk 14 Global citizenship, the environment and the media 15 Mediating the risks of virtual environments
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