Risk Journalism between Transnational Politics and Climate Change

Illustrates the new ways in which journalists raise public awareness on climate change across local, national, regional, and global digital spaces

Contributes to a new 'reflexive' perspective of data journalism scholarship

Introduces the concept of 'cosmopolitan loops' to address major transformations in journalistic practice

Autorentext
Ingrid Volkmer is Professor at the School of Culture and Communication, Faculty of Arts, University of Melbourne, Australia.
**Kasim Sharif** is Lecturer at the School of Culture and Communication, University of Melbourne, Australia.

Inhalt

1. Introduction.- 2. Risk Journalism: In Contexts of Trans-Societal Interdependence.- 3. Towards Cosmopolitan Relational 'Scales' of Actoral Interconnectivity.- 4. Pakistan, a Glocalized Context for Global Media Climate Change Research.- 5. Methodology.- 6. Cosmopolitanized Scales of Climate Change Communication: Arenas, Actors and Communicative Spaces.- 7. The Construction of the Cosmopolitanised News of Climate Change at the Micro-Scale: Representation, Production and Communication.- 8. Cosmopolitan Relational Loops of Interconnectivity.