Nordicom Review 36 (1) 2015

Ulla Carlsson
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This issue contains articles on political journalism in Scandinavia, politicians and journalists, the coverage of COP17, 22 July and the Chernobyl disaster, the moral police, mediagraphy as identity work, the archbishop and Twitter and finally an article on the complexity of public relations work.

Articles

A Few Parting Words
Ulla Carlsson
Approaches to Political Commentary in Scandinavia: A Call for Textual, Evaluating Scholarship
Mette Bengtsson
“They Say One Thing and Mean Another”: How Differences in In-Group Understandings of Key Goals Shape Political Knowledge: An International Comparison of Politicians and Journalists
Miika Vähämaa, Mark D. West
Worldview Struggles under a New Climate Regime: South African and Norwegian Media Coverage of COP17
Jill Johannessen
Crisis Communication and the Norwegian Authorities: 22 July and the Chernobyl Disaster: Two Catastrophes, Dissimilar Outcomes
Soilikki Vettenranta
The Moral Police: Agenda-setting and Framing Effects of a New(s) Concept of Immigration
Tine Ustad Figenschou, Audun Beyer, Kjersti Thorbjørnsrud
Young People’s Narratives of Media and Identity: Mediagraphy as Identity Work in Upper Secondary School
Daniel Schofield, Reijo Kupiainen
Slow Television: A Successful Innovation in Public Service Broadcasting
Roel Puijk
Why Does the Archbishop Not Tweet? How Social Media Challenge Church Authorities
Stefan Gelfgren
The Complexity of Public Relations Work: PR Managers in the Public and Private Sector in Sweden
Bengt Johansson, Larsåke Larsson
New Literature
Cover of Nordicom Review 36 (1) 2015.

About the Journal

Name: Nordicom Review
Year established: 1980
Subject area: Social Sciences/Communication
Language: English
Format: Digital-only Open Access
Frequency: 2 issues per year
eISSN: 2001-5119
CiteScore: 2.5 (2022)