Cet article propose d’analyser l’ajustement des stratégies d’influence des élu·es opéré par le collectif Métro, pendant les élections municipales de 2020, à la métropole de Grenoble. Issu du mouvement Alternatiba, le collectif Métro va chercher à influencer les élu·es de la Métropole afin qu’ils s’engagent à mettre en œuvre des politiques...
Isabel Díaz Ayuso, President of the Community of Madrid, and Yolanda Díaz, Second Vice-President of the Government and Minister of Labor and Social Economy, are two of the most influential Spanish politicians when it comes to female political leadership in Spain (Top 100, 2021; Yo Dona, 2021, 2022) because of their social significance. Both have st...
Independent confessional schools have been a heavily discussed subject in Sweden in recent years. At the same time, the spread of information is shifting more and more from the religious institutions themselves to be controlled by the media according to the mediatization theory. This paper aims to investigate what arguments are used, and which them...
Digitalization has made it possible to consume news through both newspapers and social media, but we rarely consider if both platforms share the same news selection. This bachelor study aims to compare which agenda Dagens Nyheter conveys through the choices in the displayed news on the front page of the newspaper and the Instagram feed. The theoret...
Both Qatar and FIFA have been heavily criticised for the bribes and corruption resulting in Qatar obtaining the FIFA World Cup 2022. Over 6500 migrant workers in Qatar are said to have lost their lives during the construction of new arenas, and the media is an essential part for this being acknowledged. This essay examines and identifies the discou...
The work develops the phenomenon of mediocracy through the Intermedia Agenda of the most representative graphic media of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (Clarín, La Nación, Página/12, Crónica and Diario Popular).The objective of the study is to analyze the relationship between the ruling elite and the media for the imposition of themes through ...
Published in Policy sciences
Plastic pollution has reached a crisis point due to ineffective waste management, an over-reliance on single-use plastic items and a lack of suitable plastic alternatives. The COVID-19 Pandemic has seen a dramatic increase in the use of single-use plastics including 'COVID waste' in the form of items specifically intended to help stop the spread of...
Published in Sn Social Sciences
The continuing health crisis (COVID-19) reinforces a historical pattern in which partisan-elected officials engage as legislative policy entrepreneurs (LPE) and use the health crisis time as a policy window to advance specifically restricted agendas by (re)introducing immigration bills on the House and Senate. The current exploratory qualitative st...
Published in Reproductive Health
Globally, deaths of women due to unsafe abortion remain high. However, few countries have changed their laws to allow safer, legal abortion. In 2005, Ethiopia reformed its law to permit women to obtain an abortion for a significantly greater number of reasons, and this reform has resulted in a real expansion of women’s access to services. This retr...
Published in ITM Web of Conferences
With the prominence of the “emotion setting” function in media agenda setting, the sentiment bias of netizens has gradually become a noteworthy part of the communication of public opinion events. In this paper, we use the BERT model to analyze the sentiment of news headlines and netizens’ comments from January 2021 to July 2021, and extract news he...
