News media representations of the Trade Union Act (2016) and their links to liberal theory

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Coscia, Vanesa Stella Maris; Ravenhill, Jack
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2024
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This paper explores how concepts from two influential strands of liberalism, newliberalism and neoliberalism, are represented in a sample of online media articles by analysingnews coverage of the Trade Union Act (2016). Conceptually, a cultural studies perspective isadopted; methodologically, a social semiotic analysis is applied to a sample of internet newsitems published on the websites of The Guardian, The Daily Mail, Sky News, and BBC News. To systematise the analysis, three thematic axes were constructed: a) Democracy, Law and Order; b) Civil and Labour Rights; c) Military Metaphors, Privileges and Trade Unions.
En este artículo se presenta de qué manera son representados en un conjunto de medios digitales ingleses algunos conceptos de dos influyentes corrientes del liberalismo: el nuevo liberalismo y el neoliberalismo, a partir del análisis de la cobertura mediática otorgada a la ley de sindicatos de 2016. Conceptualmente se utiliza la perspectiva de los estudios culturales y, a nivel metodológico, se aplica una combinación de herramientas socio-semioticas que permiten analizar un conjunto de noticias publicadas en los sitios digitales de The Guardian, The Daily Mail, Sky News, y BBC News. Para sistematizar el análisis se construyeron tres ejes temáticos: a) Democracia, ley y orden; b) derechos civiles y laborales; c) metáforas militares, privilegios y sindicatos.
Fil: Coscia, Vanesa Stella Maris. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Instituto de Investigaciones "Gino Germani"; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Ravenhill, Jack. University Of Birmingham;
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv News media representations of the Trade Union Act (2016) and their links to liberal theory
Representaciones mediáticas de la Ley de Sindicatos (2016) en el Reino Unido y sus vinculaciones con las teorías liberales
title News media representations of the Trade Union Act (2016) and their links to liberal theory
spellingShingle News media representations of the Trade Union Act (2016) and their links to liberal theory
Coscia, Vanesa Stella Maris
Trade Union Act
neoliberism
liberism
mass media UK
title_short News media representations of the Trade Union Act (2016) and their links to liberal theory
title_full News media representations of the Trade Union Act (2016) and their links to liberal theory
title_fullStr News media representations of the Trade Union Act (2016) and their links to liberal theory
title_full_unstemmed News media representations of the Trade Union Act (2016) and their links to liberal theory
title_sort News media representations of the Trade Union Act (2016) and their links to liberal theory
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Coscia, Vanesa Stella Maris
Ravenhill, Jack
author Coscia, Vanesa Stella Maris
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Ravenhill, Jack
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Trade Union Act
neoliberism
liberism
mass media UK
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neoliberism
liberism
mass media UK
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dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv This paper explores how concepts from two influential strands of liberalism, newliberalism and neoliberalism, are represented in a sample of online media articles by analysingnews coverage of the Trade Union Act (2016). Conceptually, a cultural studies perspective isadopted; methodologically, a social semiotic analysis is applied to a sample of internet newsitems published on the websites of The Guardian, The Daily Mail, Sky News, and BBC News. To systematise the analysis, three thematic axes were constructed: a) Democracy, Law and Order; b) Civil and Labour Rights; c) Military Metaphors, Privileges and Trade Unions.
En este artículo se presenta de qué manera son representados en un conjunto de medios digitales ingleses algunos conceptos de dos influyentes corrientes del liberalismo: el nuevo liberalismo y el neoliberalismo, a partir del análisis de la cobertura mediática otorgada a la ley de sindicatos de 2016. Conceptualmente se utiliza la perspectiva de los estudios culturales y, a nivel metodológico, se aplica una combinación de herramientas socio-semioticas que permiten analizar un conjunto de noticias publicadas en los sitios digitales de The Guardian, The Daily Mail, Sky News, y BBC News. Para sistematizar el análisis se construyeron tres ejes temáticos: a) Democracia, ley y orden; b) derechos civiles y laborales; c) metáforas militares, privilegios y sindicatos.
Fil: Coscia, Vanesa Stella Maris. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. Instituto de Investigaciones "Gino Germani"; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina
Fil: Ravenhill, Jack. University Of Birmingham;
description This paper explores how concepts from two influential strands of liberalism, newliberalism and neoliberalism, are represented in a sample of online media articles by analysingnews coverage of the Trade Union Act (2016). Conceptually, a cultural studies perspective isadopted; methodologically, a social semiotic analysis is applied to a sample of internet newsitems published on the websites of The Guardian, The Daily Mail, Sky News, and BBC News. To systematise the analysis, three thematic axes were constructed: a) Democracy, Law and Order; b) Civil and Labour Rights; c) Military Metaphors, Privileges and Trade Unions.
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