Media, Democracy, and Human Rights in Argentina:
TL;DR: A Tinker/Nave short-term field research grant supported this research in Argentina during the summer and fall of 1997 as mentioned in this paper, which examined the relationship between media and democracy in Argentina.
Abstract: This article examines the relationship between media and democracy in Argentina. A Tinker/Nave short-termfield research grant supported this research pro ject during the summer and fall of 1997. It...
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors examine the challenges faced by the Turkish media within the media-democracy relationship and, using the Kurdish question as a case study, examine the extent to which mainstream Turkish Media are contributing to deliberative democracy.
Abstract: Over recent years, there has been an intense and polarised debate about the extent of democratisation in Turkey, although this has tended to be defined in institutional terms (for example, in the supposed reduction in military tutelage of the political system and the institutional recognition of minority rights). This study seeks to widen the terms of reference by examining the current challenges confronted by the Turkish media within the media-democracy relationship and, using the Kurdish question as a case study, examines the extent to which mainstream Turkish Media are contributing to deliberative democracy. It also seeks to identify where the Turkish media should be most appropriately located within competing models of media and democracy.
This analysis of the challenges confronted in achieving and protecting media freedoms in Turkey is based on three empirical exercises. Semi-structured elite interviews were conducted with representatives from most of the mainstream media organisations in the country. Interviews were also conducted with political party representatives, NGO members and academics to ascertain their opinions of the media s democratic performance and credentials and also explore the extent to which they engage with journalists and news organisations routinely in their work. Finally, a content analysis of the coverage/content of two specific events related to the Kurdish Issue (the launch of the Kurdish language TV Channel TRT6 and Uludere Airstrike) in five mainstream Turkish newspapers was conducted.
The interviews reveal sharply contrasting views about the extent to which democratisation processes are progressing in Turkey, and identify a range of barriers that continue to inhibit the democratic performance of the mainstream media (e.g. commercialization, state censorship, and other forms of political pressure). The detrimental impact of these factors is to a large degree confirmed by the content analysis of coverage of the Kurdish issue, but the analysis also shows that news output does contain a degree of diversity and difference. For this reason, it is not appropriate to conceive of the Turkish media as acting entirely as a closed message system for political elites.
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...…sphere; in creating a critical approach to hegemonic ideologies; in structuring public opinion regarding social issues and allowing people to encounter marginal/opposition groups (Park, 2002: p. 241; Lawson, 2002: p. 190; Bourrie, 2012: p. 261; Gamson and Wolsfeld, 1993; Hackett and Carroll, 2004)....
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TL;DR: An account of a nation's descent into Hell is given in this paper, where the author penetrates the myths that surround the Argentine tragedy, and reveals the truth of the story.
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...…give shape to the public sphere, which will ultimately favor certain sources and styles of political discourse over others that may not be able to penetrate the system, and as a result, democratic engagement between citizens and leaders becomes impeded (Blumler and Gurevitch 1995, 203)....
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