Resumen. El Proyecto MapCom (www.mapcom.es) lanzó en 2017 una encuesta destinada al universo de investigadores en Comunicación censados como doctores en nómina en los centros universitarios españoles con grados y postgrados en las carreras de Comunicación, en sociedades científicas y en programas de doctorado, solicitándoles vía internet cumplimentar un formulario centrado en su experiencia investigadora. En este artículo se ofrecen los datos sobre las condiciones y rendimientos de su actividad Investigadora y de su estatus como investigador, obtenidos en aquella encuesta. Se preguntó sobre cuál era su valoración sobre las condiciones materiales (financiación, becas y contratos, burocracia, instalaciones), organizacionales (requisitos de las convocatorias, formación metodológica, redes científicas, capital humano) e institucionales (compatibilidad con la docencia, relación Universidad/ empresa, Agencias de Evaluación, Congresos, Revistas). De estos datos se desprende la tendencia a valorar negativamente las condiciones materiales, mientras que las condiciones organizacionales e institucionales recibieron valoraciones positivas y negativas diversas según los ítems. Los rendimientos recibieron valoraciones más positivas cuando se relacionaban con el corporativismo académico que cuando se vinculaban a la competencia científica.Abstract. The MapCom Project (www.mapcom.es) launched a survey in 2017 aimed at researchers in the field of communication who were under contract as Doctors at Spanish universities with graduate or postgraduate Degrees in Communication, or research associations and doctorate programmes. It asked respondents to fill in an online form based on their research experience. In this article we present the data concerning the conditions and performance of the research activity and their status as researchers, obtained from that survey. Interviewees were asked how they rated the working conditions both in terms of material (funding, grants, contracts, red-tape, facilities), organisation (requirements of the call, teaching methodology, scientific networks, human capital) and institutions (compatibility with lecturing, relations between the unversity and the business world. Assessment Agencies, Congresses 1 Universidad Complutense de Madrid. España. jagamo@ucm.es 2 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. España. carmen.caffarel@urjc.es 3 Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. España. carlos.lozano@urjc.es 4 Universidad Complutense de Madrid. España. pinuel@ucm.es CIC. Cuadernos de Información y Comunicación ISSN: 1135-7791 http://dx.doi.org/10.5209/CIYC.60910 Piñuel, J. L. CIC. Cuad. inf. comu. 23, 2018: 105-123 106 and Journals). The conclusion was that there was a tendency to have a negative evaluation of materials whereas, in terms of the organisation and institution, the evaluation was a mixture of positive and negative depending on the item considered. The evaluation of performance related to academic corporativism tended to be more positive than those related to scientific competencies. ARTÍCULOS Sumario. Introduc...
Abstract:Through the content analysis of the Spanish Press, this article analyses the media discourses that make reference to any other discourse that, once made an agenda item, refers to the activity of the media themselves. The study unveils the logical constraints of the canonical discourse of this reference; and then compares the media"s canonical discourse on social communication (extracted from the content analysis) with the discourse produced by the press managers of different types of organisations (companies, governmental agencies, political parties, unions, associations, etc.) in order to reveal the central principles on which their discourses about "truth" and "communication" become hegemonic in the media. The objectives of the study are establishing what changes are appropriate to undertake in order to improve the education of journalists, and setting the quality standards of the public service of journalism. The data presented by this article are the result of the R&D project The hegemonic disocurse about truth and communication: what themediasays about Social Communication, (Reference number: SEJ2007-62202-SOCI), which was directed by José Luis Piñuel-Raigada, and whose final report is being prepared.
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