2022
DOI: 10.1080/14797585.2022.2128280
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Framing the pandemic: from information to outformation in the COVID-19 era

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“…If power is understood as directing and influencing the behavior of others or the course of events, we can see in the light of our data that the course of events in Finland during COVID-19 was impacted by the decision to monitor and govern the pandemic through utilizing indicators pertinent to specialized health care, rather than monitoring the issue holistically or through a more integrated approach. Lastly, while our data do not provide sufficient information on the matter, the findings warrant further research on what role the media plays in who is perceived to have more power in pandemic decision-making ( Harjuniemi, 2022 ; Vuorelma, 2022 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…If power is understood as directing and influencing the behavior of others or the course of events, we can see in the light of our data that the course of events in Finland during COVID-19 was impacted by the decision to monitor and govern the pandemic through utilizing indicators pertinent to specialized health care, rather than monitoring the issue holistically or through a more integrated approach. Lastly, while our data do not provide sufficient information on the matter, the findings warrant further research on what role the media plays in who is perceived to have more power in pandemic decision-making ( Harjuniemi, 2022 ; Vuorelma, 2022 ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 62%
“…Moreover, while this study specifically examines economists, the theoretical perspective of expert influence and our proposal to integrate strategic framing into the framework can be applicable to studies of experts across various fields. Recent literature on knowledge production during the COVID-19 pandemic has advocated for a similar approach (Vuorelma 2022). An interesting avenue for future research is to integrate strategic framing into the examination of political influence of experts in diverse domains, ranging from healthcare and inequality to the challenges of climate change.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%