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Covering Protest at the Vancouver 2010 Olympics: A ‘Peace Journalism’ Inspired Analysis
Sociology of Sport Journal ( IF 2.0 ) Pub Date : 2019-03-01 , DOI: 10.1123/ssj.2017-0227
Brian Wilson 1 , Nicolien VanLuijk 2
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This paper reports findings from a study of Canadian mainstream media coverage of anti-Olympic protests around the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. The study included an experiment with a hybrid analytic approach, as we drew together Galtung’s “peace journalism” (PJ) framework with a more critically and contextually-oriented strategy. We found that articles written about the anti-Olympic protests commonly fell into the ‘war/violence’ sub-categories proposed by Galtung, which are: propaganda oriented, elite oriented, and ‘us vs them’ oriented. We also identified segments of articles that were ‘peace-oriented’ in that they offered nuanced contextual information and included perspectives of traditionally marginalized groups. We conclude by comparing our findings with other work on coverage of sport-related protests and reflect on the value of a PJ approach for the study of conflict in sport media.

中文翻译:

报道 2010 年温哥华奥运会的抗议活动:“和平新闻”启发的分析

本文报告了加拿大主流媒体对 2010 年温哥华奥运会前后反奥运抗议活动报道的研究结果。该研究包括一项混合分析方法的实验,因为我们将 Galtung 的“和平新闻”(PJ)框架与更具批判性和情境导向的策略结合在一起。我们发现,关于反奥运抗议的文章通常属于 Galtung 提出的“战争/暴力”子类别,它们是:宣传导向、精英导向和“我们与他们”导向。我们还确定了“以和平为导向”的文章片段,因为它们提供了细微的上下文信息,并包含了传统边缘化群体的观点。
更新日期:2019-03-01
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