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Entre Parceros y Panas: Estudio de Audiencia

Sandra Patricia Diaz Pachajoa

Bogotá: Grupo Comunicarte (2021), 82 pp.

"Se encuestaron a 205 personas, equilibradas entre 50% venezolanas y 48% colombianas, y un 3% colombo-venezolanas. Ubicadas en 25 poblaciones de frontera y ciudades de acogida, quienes dijeron escuchar la radiorevista en un 99%. La transmisién de la radiorevista constituye un aporte al periodismo g ... lobal de información sobre inmigración, transmitido en sitios web en simulcast o webcast, emisoras comunitarias y educativas en FM y AM. La frecuencia de escucha es semanal, en un 72%, en horarios matutinos 62%. En un primer estudio realizado durante el 2019, para identificar el tipo de necesidades de información de la población migrante, el Grupo COMUNICARTE ubica tres prioridades: orientación de ayudas y apoyo; garantías en derechos sobre la migración en Colombia y alternativas laborales. En la presente encuesta encontramos que la audiencia reconoce que el programa resuelve dudas sobre la migración en un 90%, es decir, hay satisfacción a estas primeras necesidades informativas. Durante la trasmisión del año 2020, se identifica que entre los temas más útiles, están en orden de prioridad: derecho a la salud y educación 71%, sobrellevar positivamente la migración 64%, derechos laborales y servicios a la población migrante 62%, derecho a la movilidad humana 61%, la frontera lugar de oportunidades 60%, en un mismo orden riesgos de la movilidad humana y derecho a la nacionalidad 55% y por último: sugerencias sobre tramites migratorios 53%. Vemos que las prioridades han cambiado en torno a los derechos y la situación laboral. Entre los temas que le gustaria incluir a la población que escucha la Radiorevista, tenemos dos modalidades: en un 12% proponen temas nuevos como asesorías psicológicas en radio, sobre todo para miembros de familias que se quedan en su lugar de origen; también quieren saber sobre los avances en las políticas migratorias, y de temas como migración y religión. Y un 88%, tienen interés prioritario en oportunidades laborales; la Interculturalidad y cultura y noticias de movilidad y actualidad en la frontera. Estos dos últimos incluyen al deporte, y la gastronomía como aspectos culturales que unen a colombianos y venezolanos, hay un interés marcado por la convivencia en la frontera y la protección de los más vulnerables. El indagar sobre los temas preferidos por la audiencia ha sido muy importante en el proceso de emisión de la radiorevista, lo primero que encontramos es un panorama solidario, diferente al lenguaje de discriminación e indiferencia que en su mayoria muestran los medios masivos de información y comunicación." (Resumen ejecutivo, páginas 9-11) more

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Media, Migration and Displacement in the Middle East and North Africa: An Explorative Study

Bonn: Deutsche Welle DW Akademie (2021), 21 pp.

"DW Akademie commissioned field studies in the following six Middle Eastern and Northern African countries in 2019/20: Lebanon, Jordan, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco. The initiative to carry out these studies stems from DW Akademie’s long-standing experience in the MENA region and the identi ... more

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Movie Minorities: Transnational Rights Advocacy and South Korean Cinema

Hye Seung Chung, David Scott Diffrient

New Brunswick et al.: Rutgers University Press (2021), ix, 301 pp.

"Rights advocacy has become a prominent facet of South Korea’s increasingly transnational motion picture output, especially following the 1998 presidential inauguration of Kim Dae-jung, a former political prisoner and victim of human rights abuses who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 2000. Today ... more

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From Fragmentation to Integration: Addressing the Role of Communication in Refugee Crises and (re)settlement Processes

Amanda Alencar, Noemi Mena Montes, Miguel Vicente-Mariño (eds.)

International Communication Gazette, volume 83, issue 1 (2021), pp. 3-101

"Top-down approaches have limited potential to reach long-lasting and innovative solutions for the settlement of refugees. There is a growing consensus among scholars and policy-makers that governments alone cannot solve complex societal problems, and that participation of non-government actors, sta ... keholders, media companies, civil society, and the refugee themselves is crucial to achieving more positive outcomes in the long-run. In this special issue, we seek to contribute to this growing research field by exploring the issue in a variety of contexts, using different methodologies and with a focus on the inherent linkages between media, society and political authorities in the management of migration and integration processes. Communication Research, at its diverse layers and from a wide array of topics and methods, is expected to contribute to the analysis of social, political, demographic and cultural changes, so tackling the ongoing refugee crisis in the Mediterranean area is an opportunity to connect theoretical and methodological advances with a relevant topic which certainly requires practical, technical and applied contributions. In doing so, screening the online activity turns into an additional sphere to be kept under attention, as a new space for social discussion and action. The origin of the special issue entitled ‘From fragmentation to integration: Addressing the role of communication in refugee crises and settlement processes’ is a Pre-Conference organized by the guest editors as part of the 68th Annual International Communication Association Conference held in Prague, in 2018. The main purpose of this pre-conference was to open a space for dialogue regarding the way refugee crises and integration processes are tackled by political, social and media actors, aiming to set some guidelines to avoid those mistakes previously noticed and leading to a more constructive and conscious coverage and social action. This event brought together researchers, policy advisors, NGO representatives and refugee migrants to discuss the intersections between refugee migration and communication processes. A selection of original articles that were presented at this event form the basis of this special issue. The main themes addressed in the articles of the current special issue are: (1) inclusive digital forms of literacy and activism for/with refugees; (2) local responsesto refugee crises, (re)settlement and their communication strategies; and (3) media representation of humanitarian crises and refugees in their receiving countries." (Page 4) more

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Changing the Narrative on Migration in SADC: A Newsroom Manual. A Conflict-Sensitive Approach to Migration Reporting

Mamaponya Motsai, Mapi Mhlangu

Internews (2021), 40 pp.

"This manual brings together principles of conflict-sensitive journalism with practical strategies for reporting on migration. It explores how media workers can play a role in protecting and promoting rights of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees. It provides guidelines that both editors and their ... more

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A Freelancer’s Guide to Reporting on Refugees and Migration

Freelance Journalism Assembly; European Journalism Centre (2021), 4 pp.

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Beyond the ‘refugee Crisis’: How the UK News Media Represent Asylum Seekers Across National Boundaries

Glenda Cooper, Lindsey Blumell, Mel Bunce

International Communication Gazette, volume 83, issue 3 (2021), pp. 195-216

"Migration is one of the most pressing, divisive issues in global politics today, and media play a crucial role in how communities understand and respond. This study examines how UK newspapers (n=974) and popular news websites (n=1044) reported on asylum seekers throughout 2017. It contributes to pr ... more

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Médias, migration et exil au Moyen-Orient et en Afrique du Nord : Une étude exploratoire

Bonn: Deutsche Welle DW Akademie (2021), 33 pp.

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Reporting on Migrants and Refugees: Handbook for Journalism Educators
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Susanne Fengler, Monika Lengauer, Anna-Carina Zappe (eds.)

Paris: UNESCO (2021), xiv, 304 pp.

"This handbook enables journalism educators worldwide to address one of the challenges of the 21st century – migration and refugee matters. In a set of thirteen modules, journalism educators are provided with a comprehensive curriculum. It covers all aspects needed to train analysis, research, pre ... more

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Media Influence on Humanitarian Interventions: Analysis of the Rohingya Refugee Crisis and International Media Coverage

Michelle J. Lee

Journal of International Humanitarian Action, volume 6, issue 20 (2021), 11 pp.

"This study examines the effects of media coverage on the Rohingya refugee crisis based on articles from two liberal, elite newspaper sources, The New York Times and The Guardian between 2010 and 2020. The study reveals that the attempts of international pressure to stop the crisis have increased th ... more

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La percepción pública respecto a las personas venezolanas en el espejo de los medios de comunicación en el Perú

Hildegard Willer, Tessy Palacios, Irene Palla

Lima: Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Instituto de Democracia y Derechos Humanos (2021), 109 pp.

"El hallazgo más importante de este estudio no tiene que ver con el uso del lenguaje cuando se habla de la migración, sino con la representación del venezolano en los medios nacionales. Se trata, pues, de un estudio pionero que prueba la criminalización de las personas venezolanas en los medios ... more

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How We Talk about Migration: The Link between Migration Narratives, Policy, and Power

Natalia Banulescu-Bogdan, Haim Malka, Shelly Culbertson

Washington: Migration Policy Institute (2021), 46 pp.

"The scan identified eight core findings: 1. Both positive and negative narratives use a moral framework as a justification and trigger to tap into values. Both welcoming and restrictive narratives can be rooted in a view of what is right—for instance, calling for generosity or compassion toward r ... efugees because of humanitarian values, or arguing for penalties for irregular or unauthorized immigrants because of a commitment to law and order. 2. Many positive migration narratives invoke feelings of national pride rather than attempting to “sell” concrete benefits of migration. In many countries, top-down stories about migration tap into (and affirm) core notions of national identity (such as humanitarianism or diversity) and attempt to invoke pride (such as being a nation of immigrants). Other pro-migration narratives take a more transactional approach by highlighting how immigration reaps benefits for receiving societies, often focusing on migrants’ economic contributions. 3. Elite, top-down messages about migration often clash with views on the ground. Many government leaders spread messages about the benefits of migration, but these do not always align with people’s lived experiences. And in many places, the public has a fundamental mistrust of government or perceives that policymakers have failed to effectively manage migration challenges, which can also spark skepticism. 4. Narratives about migration are not always ideologically driven; they can be motivated by political pragmatism or used to advance other political or policy goals. Political rhetoric on migration is not always connected to ideology or values per se, but may instead be used as a calculated means to advance other policy goals (such as boosting foreign aid, gaining votes, or maintaining political power). The link to political pragmatism may offer an important clue as to why certain messages are amplified in certain settings and with certain audiences but not others. 5. The most dominant threat narratives are driven by insecurity—whether related to economics, culture and identity, personal safety, or national security. The stickiest negative narratives about migration are often interwoven with perceived threats to security (for instance, anxiety about jobs and resources, crime, or about changes to culture or social norms), even if these threats are not well supported by data. Threats to personal safety and security or economic livelihoods can be highly destabilizing, even if they are episodic or only affect a small number of people—and these fears are not easily defused with contrary evidence [...]" (Executive summary, page 3) more

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Mediating Nostalgia: The Meaning of Ranchera Music at a Mexican Community Radio Station

Joy Elizabeth Hayes

Communication, Culture & Critique, volume 14, issue 1 (2021), pp. 20-36

"This study investigates a battle over music and identity at Radio Zapotitlán, a community radio station in the state of Jalisco, Mexico. An analysis of over 20 interviews with station organizers, volunteers and listeners conducted in 2009 and 2010 indicates that while organizers and older listener ... more

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Moving People: Proper Distance and Global News Coverage of Migration in 2019

Alexa Robertson, Nadja Schaetz

Global Media and Communication, volume 17, issue 3 (2021), pp. 321-343

"Moving people comprise both a subject of news reports (of refugees, migrants and other people-on-the-move) and a way of reporting on the issues involved. Viewers can be moved and placed in a discursive relation to the displaced when news stories construct what Arendt called ‘proper distance’. T ... more

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The Influence of Media Representation on the Attitude Towards Refugees

Gemma van Schijndel

Nijmegen: Radboud University, Master Thesis (2021), 82 pp.

"This research investigated how media representation of a violent conflict influences the attitudes towards refugees in a host country, by using Syria and Yemen as a comparative case study. A literature review on this topic suggested that much research pointed out that media representation influence ... more

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Reporting on Migration and Refugees

UNHCR (2021), 12 pp.

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Voces en Movimiento: Semilleros de Comunicación. Manual - Memoria

Bogotá: Grupo Comunicarte; Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) (2021), 134 pp.

"Con profunda alegría y gratitud presentamos este Manual, una Memoria que recopila hechos-actividades de un grupo de personas que se embarcaron en un proceso con la mas alta incertidumbre. Como hurmanidad se estaba vivienda la PANDEMIA denominada COVID19, todo daba entender que el confinamiento, lo ... s distintos momentos de cuarentena (ya fuera total o por localidades) iban para largo, y así fue. Para este año 2021, ademas, se sumaron los paros, las manifestaciones sociales, las agresiones contra los bienes de lo público. Por lo tanto, gracias a la tecnología, la virtualidad había venido para quedarse, sin duda alguna, nada volvería hacer como antes. Ha sido la oportunidad de encontrarnos ante una nueva forma de vivir y de relacionarnos las personas y las organizaciones. [...] Es en medio de este contexto, que el equipo de trabajo de Grupo COMUNICARTE busca todas las formas pata convocar gente; fue una gran preocupación de como encantar y vender la idea a una población pendular, como son los habitantes del centro de la ciudad, barrio Santa Fe en Los Martires, tocar y tocar la puertas a las organizaciones e instituciones presentes en las localidades de Bosa y Los Martires, y gracias a la respuesta positiva de alguna institución como la de la |glesia Luterana de Bosa-Porvenir y grupos pequeños, luego jóvenes que se sumaron al grupo base que iban y devolvían, asi se conformaron los dos grupos Semilleros que hoy coronan y experimentan el reconocimiento de un grupo de amigos. También se cuenta con un espacio donde los venezolanos y venezolanas y algunos de las comunidades de acogida, han sentido como un escenario para hacer “catarsis", un lugar donde todos tienen la libertad de la palabra y la expresión, donde han encontrado y descubierto los medios de comunicación y entre ellos la Radio, como un pretexto para ser tratados como personas, mejorar su calidad de vida, para aceptarse y aceptar a los demas. Para generar contenidos mediaticos, noticias positivas, historias de vida, historias de superación que unen las dos caras de un mismo y único pueblo. Esta es la historia de Migración vista y vivida desde otro enfoque, ésta es y trata de ser la vida y posición de una comunidad que acoge a unos hermanos del otro lado de la frontera. Esta es y trata de ser el recorrido de una experiencia de Comunicación y Migración con rostro humano y solidario." (Presentación, páginas 7-8) more

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Migration et médias dans la région Euro-Méditerranéenne: Un guide pour les journalistes

Magda Abu-Fadil

Union européenne (2021), 74 pp.

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Communication de crise en Côte d'Ivoire: éviter la communication zéro et les incommunications

Kacou Goa

Paris: L'Harmattan (2021), 149 pp.

"Les analyses et réflexions axées sur la problématique de la communication de crise en Côte d’Ivoire permettent, d’une part, de révéler les sources, les enjeux et les conséquences de la communication publique et globale en période de crise. Elles mènent, d’autre part, à observer de n ... more

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Solidarity in the Media and Public Contention Over Refugees in Europe

Manlio Cinalli, Hans-Jörg Trenz, Verena K. Brändle, Olga Eisele, Christian Lahusen

Abingdon, Oxon; New York: Routledge (2021), xi, 207 pp.

"Focusing on the public sphere, the book follows the assumption that solidarity is a social value, political concept and legal principle that is discursively constructed in public contentions. The analysis refers systematically and comparatively to eight European countries, namely, Denmark, France, ... more

Reporting on Migrants and Refugees: Handbook for Journalism Educators Key Guides

Reporting on Migrants and Refugees: Handbook for Journalism Educators
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