Journalism strategies and media discourses confronting nativist populism and anti-migrant hysteria: Resistance to regime propaganda in Hungary

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Journalism strategies and media discourses confronting nativist populism and anti-migrant hysteria : Resistance to regime propaganda in Hungary. / Sükösd, Miklós Áron.

2018. Abstract fra ECREA 2018: 7th European Communication Conference, Lugano, Schweiz.

Publikation: Konferencebidrag › Konferenceabstrakt til konference › Forskning › fagfællebedømt

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Sükösd, MÁ 2018, 'Journalism strategies and media discourses confronting nativist populism and anti-migrant hysteria: Resistance to regime propaganda in Hungary', ECREA 2018: 7th European Communication Conference, Lugano, Schweiz, 31/10/2018 - 04/11/2018.

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Sükösd, M. Á. (2018). Journalism strategies and media discourses confronting nativist populism and anti-migrant hysteria: Resistance to regime propaganda in Hungary. Abstract fra ECREA 2018: 7th European Communication Conference, Lugano, Schweiz.

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Sükösd MÁ. Journalism strategies and media discourses confronting nativist populism and anti-migrant hysteria: Resistance to regime propaganda in Hungary. 2018. Abstract fra ECREA 2018: 7th European Communication Conference, Lugano, Schweiz.

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Sükösd, Miklós Áron. / Journalism strategies and media discourses confronting nativist populism and anti-migrant hysteria : Resistance to regime propaganda in Hungary. Abstract fra ECREA 2018: 7th European Communication Conference, Lugano, Schweiz.

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abstract = "Since 2010, Hungary has become the first competitive authoritarian hybrid regime within the European Union. A nativist-populist regime ideology, focusing on anti-migrant propaganda in the government-controlled media sector, has become a cornerstone of Viktor Orban{\textquoteright}s non-democratic system. This paper explores journalism strategies that provide alternatives to the official, hegemonic anti-migrant hysteria in Hungary. After a brief introduction into the Hungarian media system, the paper provides qualitative analyses of six strategies:1. factual news reporting on migration-related events and trends in Hungary, Europe, and the world;2. journalism that presents migrants as sources;3. positive framing of contributions of immigrants to Hungary and other EU member states; 4. humor – funny commentary as well as stand-up comedy and its media coverage;5. explicit criticism of the government{\textquoteright}s anti-migrant propaganda, based on principles of journalistic professionalism; 6. the coverage of opposition parties' discourses regarding migrants, including political criticism of the government's nativist-populist discourses.",
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