ABSTRACT This study assesses the representation of the so-called ‘Solution Process’ between the Turkish state and the insurgent armed organization Kurdistan Workers’ Party within the theoretical frameworks of peace journalism, indexing hypothesis, and Hallin and Mancini's media systems theory. The research comprises a frame analysis of the front page coverage of the ‘Solution Process’ in eleven Turkish newspapers in 2013, which is conducted on a total of 561 news stories. The results show that the Turkish press, with the exception of nationalist newspapers, supported the peace process in the selected time period. However, this peace-supportive approach cannot be attributed to peace journalism because the pro-peace attitude of the news media did not result from an independent journalistic initiative. Therefore, we refer to this type of journalism as ‘state-imposed peace journalism’.

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土耳其媒体对“解决过程”的表述分析

摘要 本研究在和平新闻、索引假设以及哈林和曼奇尼的媒体系统理论的理论框架内评估了土耳其国家与叛乱武装组织库尔德工人党之间所谓的“解决过程”的代表性。该研究包括对 2013 年 11 家土耳其报纸“解决过程”的头版报道的框架分析，该框架分析总共涉及 561 条新闻报道。结果表明，除民族主义报纸外，土耳其媒体在选定的时间段内支持和平进程。然而，这种支持和平的方法不能归因于和平新闻，因为新闻媒体的亲和平态度并非来自独立的新闻倡议。所以，