Tijdschrift voor Communicatiewetenschap - Volume 40, Issue 3, 2012

In dit nummer van het Tijdschrift voor Communicatiewetenschap vindt u vijf artikelen en twee boekbesprekingen.Het eerste artikel van Martijn Huisman, Stijn Joye en Pieter Maeseele is getiteld ‘Wie is de Ander? De representatie van Japan in het Nederlandse televisieprogramma Wie is de Mol?’. De auteurs hebben de beeldvorming over Japan, haar cultuur en haar bevolking, in het populaire Nederlandse televisieprogramm Read More

Lost in representation? A discourse analysis of Japan and the Japanese in the Dutch television show ‘Wie is de Mol?’ Lost in representation? A discourse analysis of Japan and the Japanese in the Dutch television show ‘Wie is de Mol?’ In 2010 the popular Dutch reality television show ‘Wie is de Mol?’ took ten Dutch celebrities to Japan. Applying discourse analysis, this article explores the representation of Japan and its culture Read More

The long road to convergence and back. Convergence and crossmedia journalism at Dutch Newsmedia The long road to convergence and back. Convergence and crossmedia journalism at Dutch Newsmedia Since the end of the twentieth century, convergence and cross-media journalism are concepts that are widely used to guide the future of journalism world wide. This study analyses how Dutch media organisations aimed to Read More

Uneducated, unloved. A thematic content analysis on the social presentation of the low- and high educated in two Flemish newspapers Uneducated, unloved. A thematic content analysis on the social presentation of the low- and high educated in two Flemish newspapers This paper contributes to the growing body of research that documents the social representation of social groups in the media. Whereas this type of research rep Read More

Climate change as a challenge for journalism: a review of the literature Climate change as a challenge for journalism: a review of the literature This literature review synthesizes 35 years of research on climate change reporting in industrialized countries. It focuses on the production and content of climate change news. Starting from the notion of the mediatisation of politics, the study shows that news values and media logic shap Read More

The relationships between advertising exposure, disappointment and parent-child conflicts among Flemish children The relationships between advertising exposure, disappointment and parent-child conflicts among Flemish children The current study investigates whether children’s exposure to advertising is associated with disappointment when purchase requests are denied and with parent-child conflicts. A paper-and-pencil Read More

Désirée van Osch & Renée van Zijl (red.) (2011).Den Haag: Boom Lemma uitgevers.ISBN: 978-90-5931-704-8.

Michel Walrave, Wannes Heirman, Sara Sels, Christiane Timmermans & Heidi Vandebosch (2012).Brussel: P.I.E. Peter Lang.