How to Read Economic News
A Critical Approach to Economic Journalism
Herausgeber: Quinn, Fergal; Rieder, Maria; Silke, Henry
How to Read Economic News
A Critical Approach to Economic Journalism
Herausgeber: Quinn, Fergal; Rieder, Maria; Silke, Henry
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Closely examining how the news media reports economic and financial matters, this book equips students with solid methodological skills for reading and interpreting the news alongside a toolkit for best practice as an economic journalist.
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Closely examining how the news media reports economic and financial matters, this book equips students with solid methodological skills for reading and interpreting the news alongside a toolkit for best practice as an economic journalist.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 157mm x 234mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 510g
- ISBN-13: 9780367722715
- ISBN-10: 0367722712
- Artikelnr.: 67515973
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 157mm x 234mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 510g
- ISBN-13: 9780367722715
- ISBN-10: 0367722712
- Artikelnr.: 67515973
Henry Silke is a lecturer in Journalism at the University of Limerick. His research interests include ideology and how it manifests in the media. He has previously published work looking at the role of journalism in economic and political crises. Fergal Quinn is a lecturer in Journalism at the University of Limerick. He worked for over a decade as a print and multimedia journalist. His research interests include the representation of minorities and societal inequality in journalism output, and journalism training, particularly in developing-world and post-conflict environments. Maria Rieder is a lecturer in Applied Linguistics at the School of Modern Languages and Applied Linguistics at the University of Limerick. Her research is concerned with the critical role of language in situations of economic and social inequality. She has been involved in research on media and social protest, issues of immigration and asylum, critical intercultural communication and minority languages and economics. Her published work focuses on social and economic inequality, human rights and minority communities.
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List of Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction - How to Read Economic News
Henry Silke
Fergal Quinn
Maria Rieder
Part I: Connecting economic theory, ideology and journalism
Chapter 2: Economic Imaginaries, Economics Theories And The Role Of
Economic Journalism
Hendrik Theine
Chapter 3: What can journalism learn from Heterodox Economics
Andrea Grisold
Chapter 4: Ideology, Economics and Journalism
Henry Silke
Chapter 5: Journalism Studies and Crises: Economic, Environmental and
Political - Towards a political Economic Approach.
Paschal Preston
Part II: Methodological approaches for evaluation of economy-related media
output
Chapter 6: Using Content Analysis to study Economic Journalism
Fergal Quinn
Muireann Prendergast
Chapter 7: Analysing Economic News Sources: Who gets to speak?
Henry Silke
Chapter 8: Corpus Linguistics and Economic Media research
Brian Clancy
Elaine Vaughan
Chapter 9: Breaking Down the Discourse, Exposing Power in Economic
Journalism - Critical Discourse Analysis
Maria Rieder
Hendrik Theine
Chapter 10: Deconstructing Economic Discourses on Broadcast News
Ciara Graham
Brendan O'Rourke
Chapter 11: Deconstructing Discourse: Applying Interview Research in the
Economic Newsroom
Sophie Knowles
Nadine Strauß
Chapter 12: Researching Audiences: Understanding how economic news is
received
Mike Berry
Part III: News production: Best practices for investigating economic and
business stories
Chapter 13: Making sense of economic data
Donal Palcic
Darragh Flannery
Chapter 14: Economic news approaches
Audrey Galvin
Brian Hurley
Chapter 15: Where theory meets practice - tips for BETTER economic
journalism
Fergal Quinn
Maria Rieder
Henry Silke
Index
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction - How to Read Economic News
Henry Silke
Fergal Quinn
Maria Rieder
Part I: Connecting economic theory, ideology and journalism
Chapter 2: Economic Imaginaries, Economics Theories And The Role Of
Economic Journalism
Hendrik Theine
Chapter 3: What can journalism learn from Heterodox Economics
Andrea Grisold
Chapter 4: Ideology, Economics and Journalism
Henry Silke
Chapter 5: Journalism Studies and Crises: Economic, Environmental and
Political - Towards a political Economic Approach.
Paschal Preston
Part II: Methodological approaches for evaluation of economy-related media
output
Chapter 6: Using Content Analysis to study Economic Journalism
Fergal Quinn
Muireann Prendergast
Chapter 7: Analysing Economic News Sources: Who gets to speak?
Henry Silke
Chapter 8: Corpus Linguistics and Economic Media research
Brian Clancy
Elaine Vaughan
Chapter 9: Breaking Down the Discourse, Exposing Power in Economic
Journalism - Critical Discourse Analysis
Maria Rieder
Hendrik Theine
Chapter 10: Deconstructing Economic Discourses on Broadcast News
Ciara Graham
Brendan O'Rourke
Chapter 11: Deconstructing Discourse: Applying Interview Research in the
Economic Newsroom
Sophie Knowles
Nadine Strauß
Chapter 12: Researching Audiences: Understanding how economic news is
received
Mike Berry
Part III: News production: Best practices for investigating economic and
business stories
Chapter 13: Making sense of economic data
Donal Palcic
Darragh Flannery
Chapter 14: Economic news approaches
Audrey Galvin
Brian Hurley
Chapter 15: Where theory meets practice - tips for BETTER economic
journalism
Fergal Quinn
Maria Rieder
Henry Silke
Index
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction - How to Read Economic News
Henry Silke
Fergal Quinn
Maria Rieder
Part I: Connecting economic theory, ideology and journalism
Chapter 2: Economic Imaginaries, Economics Theories And The Role Of
Economic Journalism
Hendrik Theine
Chapter 3: What can journalism learn from Heterodox Economics
Andrea Grisold
Chapter 4: Ideology, Economics and Journalism
Henry Silke
Chapter 5: Journalism Studies and Crises: Economic, Environmental and
Political - Towards a political Economic Approach.
Paschal Preston
Part II: Methodological approaches for evaluation of economy-related media
output
Chapter 6: Using Content Analysis to study Economic Journalism
Fergal Quinn
Muireann Prendergast
Chapter 7: Analysing Economic News Sources: Who gets to speak?
Henry Silke
Chapter 8: Corpus Linguistics and Economic Media research
Brian Clancy
Elaine Vaughan
Chapter 9: Breaking Down the Discourse, Exposing Power in Economic
Journalism - Critical Discourse Analysis
Maria Rieder
Hendrik Theine
Chapter 10: Deconstructing Economic Discourses on Broadcast News
Ciara Graham
Brendan O'Rourke
Chapter 11: Deconstructing Discourse: Applying Interview Research in the
Economic Newsroom
Sophie Knowles
Nadine Strauß
Chapter 12: Researching Audiences: Understanding how economic news is
received
Mike Berry
Part III: News production: Best practices for investigating economic and
business stories
Chapter 13: Making sense of economic data
Donal Palcic
Darragh Flannery
Chapter 14: Economic news approaches
Audrey Galvin
Brian Hurley
Chapter 15: Where theory meets practice - tips for BETTER economic
journalism
Fergal Quinn
Maria Rieder
Henry Silke
Index
List of Tables
List of Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction - How to Read Economic News
Henry Silke
Fergal Quinn
Maria Rieder
Part I: Connecting economic theory, ideology and journalism
Chapter 2: Economic Imaginaries, Economics Theories And The Role Of
Economic Journalism
Hendrik Theine
Chapter 3: What can journalism learn from Heterodox Economics
Andrea Grisold
Chapter 4: Ideology, Economics and Journalism
Henry Silke
Chapter 5: Journalism Studies and Crises: Economic, Environmental and
Political - Towards a political Economic Approach.
Paschal Preston
Part II: Methodological approaches for evaluation of economy-related media
output
Chapter 6: Using Content Analysis to study Economic Journalism
Fergal Quinn
Muireann Prendergast
Chapter 7: Analysing Economic News Sources: Who gets to speak?
Henry Silke
Chapter 8: Corpus Linguistics and Economic Media research
Brian Clancy
Elaine Vaughan
Chapter 9: Breaking Down the Discourse, Exposing Power in Economic
Journalism - Critical Discourse Analysis
Maria Rieder
Hendrik Theine
Chapter 10: Deconstructing Economic Discourses on Broadcast News
Ciara Graham
Brendan O'Rourke
Chapter 11: Deconstructing Discourse: Applying Interview Research in the
Economic Newsroom
Sophie Knowles
Nadine Strauß
Chapter 12: Researching Audiences: Understanding how economic news is
received
Mike Berry
Part III: News production: Best practices for investigating economic and
business stories
Chapter 13: Making sense of economic data
Donal Palcic
Darragh Flannery
Chapter 14: Economic news approaches
Audrey Galvin
Brian Hurley
Chapter 15: Where theory meets practice - tips for BETTER economic
journalism
Fergal Quinn
Maria Rieder
Henry Silke
Index