tv-nyheder fra hjemlandet – integration eller ghettoisering? om transnationalisme og nyhedsforbrug
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Abstract
Hvilken rolle spiller medierne i hverdagslivet blandt etniske minoriteter i
Danmark? Lidt firkantet kan man spørge: er mennesker af anden etnisk
oprindelse mere integrerede, når de foretrækker dansk produceret fjern-
syn, end når de foretrækker oprindelseslandets tv? Kultursociologen
Connie Carøe Christiansen har i denne artikel trukket nogle af pointerne
op fra en undersøgelse, som Danmarks Radio bestilte hos Socialforsk-
ningsinstituttet om netop nogle af ovenstående spørgsmål. Carøe, en af
rapportens hovedforfattere, analyserer medieforbruget hos etniske mino-
riteter i Danmark i lyset af diskussioner om multikulturalisme og social
integration. Artiklen er således inspireret af diskussioner om transnationa-
lisme og diaspora-identiteter.
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| Journal | journal of fluids engineering, transactions of the asme |
| Year | 2001 |
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