Islam, identity and professional values: A study of journalists in three Muslim-majority regions:
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...It compels journalists not to stay apart from the flow of events but to participate, intervene, get involved, and promote social change (Hanitzsch, 2007)....
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...A defining feature of the advocative-radical function is the journalist’s position toward loci of power in society – in other words, their ‘power distance’ (Hanitzsch, 2007: 373)....
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...The collaborative-facilitative dimension, finally, entails an understanding of journalists acting as partners of the government and supporting it in their efforts to bring about development and social well-being (Christians et al., 2009; Hanitzsch, 2007)....
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...Democracy, discursive institutionalism, everyday life, journalistic roles, normative theory Corresponding author: Thomas Hanitzsch, Department of Communication Studies and Media Research, LMU Munich, Oettingenstr....
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...…beyond the discursive realm of journalism by promoting real-world change: •• The change agent – a role that is particularly pertinent to transitional and developing societies – advocates for social change and drives political and social reform (Chan et al., 2004; Hanitzsch, 2011; Pintak, 2014)....
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...The theory provides a framework for examining journalism on the international stage (Donsbach and Klett, 1993; McQuail, 2005) and led to proposals for a ‘universal theory’ of journalism culture, which attempted to explain why various journalistic values ‘seem to play out differently around the…...
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...While journalists may, in some but not all cases, share certain objectives (Hanitzsch et al., 2010), or aspire to a ‘global ideology of journalism’, they each interpret its values and mores through their own cultural prism, creating a ‘liquid modern state of affairs’ (Deuze, 2005: 445)....
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...…a ‘universal theory’ of journalism culture, which attempted to explain why various journalistic values ‘seem to play out differently around the globe’ (Hanitzsch, 2007; Hanitzsch et al., 2010) and the concept of ‘glocalization’ – a ‘global-to-local’ theoretical matrix that its authors say…...
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