Mining the Media: How Community Radio Breaks Through Extractivist Discourse Articulations in a Context of Disaster and Socio-environmental Conflicts

Three W’s of in-depth journalism portraying socio-environmental conflicts in Chilean television: What (the agenda), who (the sources), and where (the locations)

“…Second, most of this research has deployed methodologies such as content analysis and rhetorical frameworks and the media and journalistic production has been less explored (Andersson, 2017;Bailey, Giangola, and Boykoff, 2014;Boycoff, 2009;Campbell, 2014;Cunningham, 2018;Evans and Park, 2018;Giannoulis, Botetzagias, and Skanavis 2010;Gibson et al, 2015;Orgeret, 2018). And third, there is a lack of attention on outlets published in Spanish (Palma and Alcaíno, 2020;Bailey et al, 2014;Carabaza et al, 2007;Dotson et al, 2012;J. Gordon et al, 2010;Larrosa-Fuentes, 2018;Mercado, 2012;Takahashi & Meisner, 2012;Zamith et al, 2012).…”

“…A handful studies explore the role of media in better understanding Socio-environmental conicts and extractive industries in Chile (Dotson et al, 2012;Palma, Alcaíno, 2020). erefore, this article aims to comprehend the ways in which in-depth broadcasting journalism portrays disasters and socio-environmental conicts in Chile by analyzing 17 stories shown by the two main television shows covering current affairs.…”

Conflicto, territorio y extractivismo en Chile. Aportes y límites de la producción académica reciente

“…En cuanto a los actores que están implicados directa e indirectamente en situaciones de conflicto en los casos investigados, la mayoría de los trabajos considera un espectro amplio (Rodríguez, et al, 2020;Silva, 2016;Palma & Alcaino, 2020). Una minoría se centra solo en dos actores principales, como es el caso de conflictos entre comunidades indígenas y otro actor en oposición (Bolados & Boccara, 2015;González & Zografos, 2017).…”