Index
Christos Kostopoulos
(University of Leicester, UK)
ISBN: 978-1-83909-417-0, eISBN: 978-1-83909-416-3
Publication date: 10 September 2020
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Kostopoulos, C. (2020), "Index", Journalism and Austerity (Digital Activism and Society: Politics, Economy And Culture In Network Communication), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 207-210. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83909-416-320201009
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Copyright © 2020 Christos Kostopoulos
INDEX
Agenda setting
, 36–38
Antimemorandum frames
, 101, 139, 143, 182
Australian media
, 1
Avgi
, 21, 133, 138, 167, 174
antimemorandum frame
, 104, 112, 151
blackmail frame
, 119–120
colony frame
, 114, 152
commercialism
, 161
economic crisis
, 82, 84
Nea Dimokratia (ND)
, 102
news frame, 2015
, 149
opposition’s advocate frames
, 102
Pan Hellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK)
, 96, 98
political parallelism
, 156–157
SYRIZA frame
, 102, 104, 113–114
Bankruptcy
, 105–107, 109–110
Bipartisan system
, 137–138, 166
Blackmail Frame
, 119–121
Capitalism
, 45–46, 48, 56, 64, 168–169
Case study method
, 17–18
definition
, 19
instrumental method
, 18
intrinsic method
, 18
Colony frames
, 114, 139, 152
Commercialization
, 61, 73, 77, 84–85, 186, 188
Communication
, 4, 16, 33–34, 55–56, 125–126, 162, 194
Conceptualization
, 1, 20–21, 39, 45, 51–52
Data analysis methodologies
framing analysis
, 24–25
generic frames
, 24–25
issue-specific frames
, 24–25
theme
, 27
Degrees of freedom
, 19–20
Democratic Corporatist Model
, 69–70
Digitalization
, 2–3, 88–96
commercialization
, 90
internet-based stories
, 94
journalism
, 89
online media
, 93
political sources
, 93
Drachma Nightmare news frame
, 142
Economic crisis
, 1–2, 6–7, 16, 81–88
Equivalency frames
, 24–25
False Dichotomy Frame
, 145
Flexibility
, 22–24
Fractured paradigm
, 33–34
Frame building process
, 135–136
altering advocate frames
, 140–147
contribution
, 185–189
news frames
, 136–140, 147–153
Framing
, 155
agenda setting
, 36–38
analysis
, 24–25
binary origins
, 35
conception
, 37–38
culture
, 38–44
debate setting limits
, 162–169, 176–182
definition
, 35
economy
, 70–71
media content
, 37, 39
priming
, 36–37
social reality
, 35–36
theory
, 44
Generic frames
, 24–25
Giddens’ structuration theory
, 65–66
Gramsci’s concept
, 57
Greek Communist Party (KKE)
, 7–8, 145–146
Greek crisis
, 2, 5–6
Greek media
, 6–7, 127
case study method
, 17
characteristics
, 11–12
Greek Communist Party (KKE)
, 7–8
historical characteristics
, 13–14
instrumentalization
, 13
intrinsic and instrumental case study
, 18–19
Lambrakis Press Group (DOL)
, 15–16
Nea Dimokratia (ND)
, 7–8
new owners
, 14
newspaper circulation
, 12, 15
Pan Hellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK)
, 7–8
political parallelism
, 156–162
Private Sector Involvement (PSI)
, 8–9
reestablish transparency
, 15–16
Skai Group
, 15–16
Synaspismos
, 7–9
SYRIZA
, 9–10
Hard bargain frame
, 141–142, 169–172, 175
Information society
, 62, 130
Instrumentalization
, 13, 132–133
Interpretive packages
, 42–43
Issue-specific frames
, 24–25
Kathimerini
, 21, 136, 163, 170, 177
colony frames
, 139–140
news frame, 2011/2012/2015
, 139–141, 147
Pan Hellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK)
, 97, 138–139
political parallelism
, 156–157
Labour intensification
, 60–64, 82–83, 88–96
commodification
, 60, 73
economic crisis
, 95
elimination strategies
, 87
Internet
, 89
journalistic labour
, 93–94
media organization
, 90
Lakatosian Research Program
, 33–38
Lambrakis Press Group (DOL)
, 15–16
Lawrence’s indexing theory
, 46–47
Liberal Model
, 55
Macro level power influences
, 52–60
Media
Australian media
, 1
content
, 37, 39
economic crisis
, 2
global and domestic
Greek media
, 6–11
market
, 4
owners
, 2
power
, 51
production
, 44–48
systems
, 52–60
Media ownership
commodity form
, 59
communication
, 57, 59
Gramsci’s concept
, 57
structures
, 52–60
Meso level power influence
, 60–64
Microconstruct conception
, 35
Micro level power influences
, 64–70
Multi-level political economy approach
agenda setting
, 36
frame building process
, 44–48
framing process
, 35–38, 44, 70–71
interpretive packages
, 42–43
labour
, 60–64
Lakatosian Research Program
, 33–38
macro level power influence
, 52–60
market
, 52–60
media systems
, 52–60
meso level power influence
, 60–64
micro level power influence
, 64–70
ownership structures
, 52–60
political economy
, 48–52
political impact
, 38–44
social forces
, 44–48
theoretical framework
, 70–71
National media system
, 4–5
Nea Dimokratia (ND)
, 7–8, 20–21, 99, 102, 110–111
Newspapers
Avgi
, 156
editorial stance
, 129–130
frame building
, 135–153
Kathimerini
, 161
organizational structure
, 126
political parallelism
, 162–164
political role
, 15
Southern Europe
, 12
Ta Nea
, 157
Opposition’s advocate frames
, 100–101
Organizational structure, journalistic practices
communication
, 125–127
foreign sources
, 127
information society
, 130
instrumentalization
, 132–133
negotiation of newsworthiness
, 130
Polarized Pluralist systems
, 130
self-censorship
, 133
traditional political sources
, 126
Ownership concentration
, 56–57
Pan Hellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK)
, 7–8, 96, 97, 99, 107, 105–106, 140
Avgi
, 98
Kathimerini
, 97
Ta Nea
, 98
Pegasus Press Group
, 15–16
Polarized Pluralist Model
, 54–55, 130, 161–162
Political economy
, 4, 11–16
capitalism
, 48–49
communication
, 77–78
contribution
, 185–189
definition
, 48–52
frame building process
, 71–75, 78
framing
, 70–71
media power
, 51
Polarized Pluralist Model
, 54–55
processes
, 189–191
structures
, 75–77, 189–191
‘temporal construction of hegemony'
, 78
Political frames reproduction
, 114–122
Political parallelism
Avgi
, 156–157
instrumentalization
, 157
Kathimerini
, 156
Polarized Pluralist model
, 159
press and politics
, 157
SYRIZA
, 156–157
traditional press-party parallelism
, 157
Political power
, 5
Polysemy
, 51
Populism frame
, 141
Power influences
macro level power influence
, 52–60
meso level power influence
, 60–64
micro level power influence
, 64–70
Priming
, 36–37, 39
Private Sector Involvement (PSI)
, 8–9
Productivism
, 51
Qualitative interviewing
, 22–24
Scandinavian media
, 69–70
Self-censorship
, 133
Skai Group
, 15–16
Social frameworks
, 38–39
Social interaction process
, 40
Social reality
, 35–36
Soviet metaphor
, 136
Structuration theory
, 64–65
Synaspismos
, 7–8
SYRIZA
, 96, 99, 100, 102, 110, 112–113, 140, 153
Ta Nea
, 21, 132, 137, 164–165, 171
frame analysis
, 139
news frame 2011/2012/2015
, 142, 148
Pan Hellenic Socialist Movement (PASOK)
, 98
Thematic analysis
, 28–29
Traditional party-press parallelism
, 189
Triangulation
, 29–31
Tsipras Memorandum
, 117
UK media
, 2
War frame
, 137
- Prelims
- Chapter 1 The Media and the Economic Crisis: A Critical Juncture
- Chapter 2 Framing and Power Influences of the Media: A Multi-level Political Economy Approach
- Chapter 3 When Politicians Lead the Tango: The Impact of the Crisis and New Technologies on Journalistic Practices and Frame Building
- Chapter 4 Issues of Journalistic Freedom: The Impact of the Organizational Structure and Editorial Stance on Frame Building
- Chapter 5 Setting Limits to the Debate: The Interaction between the Structures of Politics, the Economy and the Press
- Chapter 6 Conclusion: Framing and Political Economy as Complementary Approaches
- References
- Index