Nordic journalists’ conceptual roles and perceived influencesA European and inter-Nordic comparison

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J. Hovden, Jari Väliverronen
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Abstract In this article, we comparatively explore Nordic journalists’ perceived roles and influences on their work using survey data from the Worlds of Journalism project (2012–2016). In a European context, a principal component analysis of 18 Western and Southern European countries (N = 10,254) finds that Nordic journalists generally resemble journalists in other democratic corporatist countries, particularly by their relatively low experience of political and economic influences. Restricting the analysis to the Nordic countries (N = 3,246) finds that Swedish and Danish journalists stand out by their stronger adherence to monitorial roles. By their weaker attachment to political roles and weaker experience of political influences, Icelanders differ from Finns, with Norwegians in an intermediate position. The large intranational variation in both analyses suggests that in addition to media systems and national contexts, the role of different beats and positions within news organisations is crucial for understanding journalists’ perceived roles and felt influences.
北欧记者的概念角色和感知影响:欧洲和北欧之间的比较
摘要在这篇文章中,我们使用新闻世界项目(2012-2016)的调查数据,比较探讨了北欧记者对其工作的感知角色和影响。在欧洲背景下,对18个西欧和南欧国家(N=10254)的主成分分析发现,北欧记者通常与其他民主社团主义国家的记者相似,特别是他们在政治和经济影响方面的经验相对较低。将分析局限于北欧国家(N=3246)发现,瑞典和丹麦记者因更加坚持监督角色而脱颖而出。冰岛人对政治角色的依恋较弱,对政治影响的体验较弱,这与芬兰人不同,挪威人处于中间地位。这两项分析中的巨大国内差异表明,除了媒体系统和国家背景外,新闻机构中不同节拍和立场的作用对于理解记者的感知角色和感受到的影响至关重要。
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