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Comparative approaches to Islam, Security and Television News: Implications for Policy Makers and the Media

伊斯兰教、安全和电视新闻的比较方法：对政策制定者和媒体的影响

基本信息

批准号：
AH/K002090/1
负责人：
Stephen Hutchings
金额：
$ 11.85万
依托单位：
University of Manchester
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2013
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2013 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FK002090%2F1
关键词：
Comparative approaches Islam Security Television

项目摘要

This proposal is based on a 3-year AHRC grant project examining Russian, British and French television news representations of Islam as a security threat. It provided the first substantive, cross-national analysis of this topic, and the only one to draw on a large corpus of television recordings. Derived from a combination of cultural studies and political science methods, the results: (i) complicate conventional wisdoms on the media's depiction of Muslims, and on the responsibilities of public sector broadcasters in areas of cultural sensitivity; (ii) challenge the notion of a homogeneous, pan-European construction of Islam; (iii) illuminate British television coverage of terrorism from a comparative perspective; and (iv) provide insights into the way in which the advent of radical Islamism has influenced diversity management policies across a spectrum of multicultural European nations. The findings have been published in journal articles, edited volume chapters and a co-authored monograph which has just passed final proof stage. The project, conceived before the AHRC's impact agenda had been articulated, and therefore without a formal impact plan, generated unexpectedly intense interest from three specific sets of non-academic research users: broadcasters, foreign policy makers and media monitoring organisations. The aim of the follow-up proposal is, by building systematically on this interest, and by recasting the already completed research findings of our project for non-academic research users, to enhance the knowledge and understanding of key governmental, media and media monitoring organisations in respect of an issue of continuing importance: the media's representation of the Islam-security nexus. The associated objectives are to work with the three groups in order (a) to inform media practices in reporting sensitive issues surrounding Muslims, extremism and security; (b) to shape government interpretations of the way in which these issues affect domestic and foreign policy in a country of strategic importance (Russia); (d) to initiate a cross-cultural discussion by policy-makers and media practitioners of the implications of our research findings for multicultural, multi-faith societies across Europe.We propose three outputs, to be developed in collaboration with, and for the benefit of, partners with whom we have established prior working relationships: 3 policy reports, a policy seminar, and an updated website with user forum (for more details, see under 'Outputs').We will gauge the impact of our activities by requesting regular feedback from our partners. We will ensure that our relationships with them are sustained through knowledge exchange initiatives, via the RCUK's Global Uncertainties network and our online discussion forum, and by generating collaborative research proposals with their involvement.

这项建议是基于一个为期3年的AHRC赠款项目，该项目审查了俄罗斯、英国和法国电视新闻将伊斯兰教视为安全威胁的表述。它提供了对这一主题的第一次实质性的、跨国家的分析，也是唯一一次利用大量电视录音资料的分析。从文化研究和政治学方法的结合中得出的结果：(I)使媒体对穆斯林的描述以及公共部门广播公司在文化敏感领域的责任的传统智慧复杂化；(Ii)挑战伊斯兰的同质化、泛欧洲结构的概念；(Iii)从比较的角度阐明英国电视对恐怖主义的报道；以及(Iv)洞察激进伊斯兰主义的出现如何影响一系列多元文化的欧洲国家的多样性管理政策。这一发现已发表在期刊文章、编辑过的卷章节和一本刚刚通过最终验证阶段的合著专著中。该项目是在AHRC的影响议程阐明之前构思的，因此没有正式的影响计划，它意外地引起了三组特定的非学术研究用户的强烈兴趣：广播公司、外交政策制定者和媒体监督组织。后续建议的目的是，通过系统地发展这一兴趣，并通过为非学术研究用户重新介绍我们项目已经完成的研究成果，加强主要政府、媒体和媒体监测组织在一个持续重要的问题上的知识和理解：媒体代表伊斯兰与安全的联系。相关目标是与这三个小组合作，以便(A)在报道有关穆斯林、极端主义和安全的敏感问题时告知媒体做法；(B)影响政府对这些问题如何影响一个具有战略重要性的国家的国内和外交政策的解释(俄罗斯)；(D)发起政策制定者和媒体从业者的跨文化讨论，讨论我们的研究成果对整个欧洲多文化、多信仰社会的影响。我们建议与与我们建立了先前工作关系的伙伴合作并为其利益制定三项产出：3份政策报告、一次政策研讨会和一个带有用户论坛的更新网站(详情见“产出”一节)。我们将通过定期征求合作伙伴的反馈意见来评估我们活动的影响。我们将通过知识交流倡议、RCUK的全球不确定性网络和我们的在线讨论论坛，以及通过他们参与的协作研究提案，确保我们与他们的关系得以维持。