Mediengesellschaft und Medialisierung

Imhof, Kurt

doi:10.5771/1615-634x-2006-2-191

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“…The second trend, the medialization of politics, has been observed in political communication research (Sarcinelli 1998;Kepplinger 2002;Schulz 2006;Imhof 2006;Vowe 2006), but its implications for the way in which scientific expertise becomes relevant for policy making have yet not been fully acknowledged. Medialization of politics means that politics is increasingly oriented toward the mass media.…”

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“…The concept of medialization goes a step further, however, in that it assumes an institutionalization of attention to mass media coverage and an internalization of media criteria on all levels of the policy making process. Imhof (2006) has argued that nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) who want to communicate their claims to politicians have learnt to make use of the susceptibility of politics to media coverage and that established actors have in the meantime taken up and adapted themselves to this mechanism as well. Referring to Imhof's analysis, Peters et al (2008) hypothesize that the medialization of science, as diagnosed by Weingart (2001), is a consequence of the medialization of politics and the necessity for academic science to legitimize research.…”

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Mass-Mediated Expertise as Informal Policy Advice

Petersen

Heinrichs

Peters

2010

Science, Technology, & Human Values

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Scientific policy advice is usually perceived as a formalized advisory process within political institutions. Politics has benefited from this arrangement because the science-based rationalization of policy has contributed to its legitimacy. However, in Western democratic societies, scientific expertise that is routinely mobilized to legitimate political positions has increasingly lost its power due to controversial expertise in the public sphere in particular within the mass media. As a consequence of the medialization of science, political decision makers are increasingly confronted with mass-mediated expertise. Empirical results of a qualitative survey among decision makers in the German political and administrative system, presented in this article, support the hypothesis that mass-mediated expertise has a significant impact on policy processes. Five functions of media coverage on science-based issues for policy making were identified. Mass-mediated expertise has therefore altered the established relations between scientific policy advisors and political decision makers and can be seen as informal policy advice complementing institutionalized advisory arrangements.

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Mass-Mediated Expertise as Informal Policy Advice

Petersen

Heinrichs

Peters

2010

Science, Technology, & Human Values

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“…Esta é dominada pelo questionamento de como partes variadas da cultura e da sociedade (especialmente a política) se tornam orientadas a uma lógica de mídia (para um panorama, ver Schrott, 2009;Strömback, 2011). A pesquisa dentro de tal tradição enfocou principalmente a midiatização da política (Donges, 2008;Imhof, 2006;Kepplinger, 2002;Mazzoleni, 2008;Vowe, 2006), embora também outros campos, como a religião (Hjarvard, 2008), por exemplo, ou a ciência (Rödder e Schäfer, 2010;Weingart, 1998).…”

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The communicative figurations of mediatized worlds: mediatization research in times of the “mediation of everything”

Hepp¹

2014

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As configurações comunicativas de mundos midiatizados: pesquisa da midiatização na era da "mediação de tudo" * The communicative figurations of mediatized worlds: mediatization research in times of the "mediation of everything" RESUMO Quando as várias mídias em seu conjunto moldam como articulamos nossos mundos sociais, precisamos de uma abordagem de pesquisa da midiatização que reflita esta transmidialidade. Para desenvolver tal abordagem, o artigo discute as tradições institucionalista e socioconstrutivista. Ambas concordam que a midiatização é o conceito que capta a inter-relação entre as mudanças da mídia e da comunicação, e da cultura e da sociedade. Esta reflexão conceitual possibilita ver a midiatização como uma mudança das configurações transmidiais. Com base nesta fundamentação teórica, o artigo mostra uma operacionalização em duas frentes -como pesquisa de midiatização diacrônica e sincrônica. Palavras-chave: Teoria de comunicação, configuração, mundo da vida, midiatização ABSTRACT When various media in their entirety mark how we articulate our social worlds, we need an approach of mediatization research that reflects this transmediality. To develop such an approach, the article discusses the institutionalist and social-constructivist traditions of mediatization research. Both concur that mediatization is a concept to capture the interrelation between the change of media and communication, and the change of culture and society. Such a conceptual reflection offers the chance to view the mediatization as the change of transmedial communicative figurations. Based on this theoretical foundation, the article reflects a twofold operationalization, i.e. as diachronous and synchronous mediatization research.

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“…Im weiteren Sinne bezeichnet Musealisierung das vor allem von Lübbe (1990Lübbe ( , 1992 und Korff (1988Korff ( , 1990 beschriebene gesamtgesellschaftliche und alle Lebensbereiche erfassende Phänomen eines zunehmenden Vergangenheitsinteresses, das sich in der vermehrten Archivierung zivilisatorischer ,Relikte', insbesondere auch von Alltagsobjekten, ausdrückt und beispielsweise in der Gründung vielzähliger Heimatmuseen offenbar wird. Aufgrund der ,zivilisatorischen Innovationsdynamik', einem immer schnelleren Wandel, entstehe ein "Effekt der Gegenwartsschrumpfung" (Lübbe 1992: 19) Glotz 2001, Imhof 2006, Schade 2004). Auch mit Blick auf die Museumsarbeit steht diese Entwicklung kontinuierlich in der Diskussion.…”

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2010

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Mediengesellschaft und Medialisierung

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Mass-Mediated Expertise as Informal Policy Advice

Mass-Mediated Expertise as Informal Policy Advice

The communicative figurations of mediatized worlds: mediatization research in times of the “mediation of everything”

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