10. Journalism in the Age of Inequality

Authors

  • Carlos Zeller

Keywords:

Democratization, de-democratization, journalism, mass media, inequalities, poverty, wealth, framing processes.

Abstract

The media and their own environment are key players in the construction of social inequality. The social perception of poverty, wealth and the mechanisms that generate them is built in a continuous process of political and symbolic clash. This process has a direct impact on mass opinion in each society.

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Published

2017-04-24

How to Cite

Zeller, C. (2017). 10. Journalism in the Age of Inequality. Clivatge. Journal of Studies on Social Conflict and Change, (5). Retrieved from https://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/clivatge/article/view/18614

Issue

No. 5: Spaces of Social Exclusion. Monographic

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