This thesis focused on the inclusive identity debate of Liesbet Hooghe en Gary Marks and attempted to research whether a trend from an exclusive national identity towards an inclusive national identity could be indicated. Based on the assumption that a positive statement in the printed media could be the first step towards creating and/or obtaining a more inclusive identity. Therefore, printed media could contribute to stimulating a more inclusive idea of national identity, the central question of this research was to what extent German printed media has stimulated a positive change in the German perception of the Poles between 1989 and 2004? The thesis made use of critical discourse analysis in order to analyse articles of 'Der Spiegel' (...
This dissertation examines public discourse on culture and integration and asks how do mediated publ...
This dissertation examines public discourse on culture and integration and asks how do mediated publ...
Since the summer of 2015, the ambiguous term Willkommenskultur has been part of the increasingly pol...
Not availableLiesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks developed a theory about inclusive identity as an importa...
In the present work, the changing discourse in Germany about Poland is examined, with the aim to rev...
The dissertation presents a critical analysis of the political rhetoric of newspaper articles in the...
German unification is frequently seen as an event and a date October 3, 1990 - on which a divided pe...
This thesis investigates the discursive constructions of national identity in (migrant) integration ...
In the present work, the changing discourse in Germany about Poland is examined, with the aim to rev...
In a joint research project of three universities the construction of national identities by mainstr...
Abstract (magisteruppsats, 61-80p) This paper is concerned with the national sentiments in the Feder...
Migrants from Poland in Germany belong to the second largest group of immigrants in Germany. Against...
This research on media portrayals of (ethnic/religious) minorities encompasses the fields of media s...
Both Polish and Russian national identities have historically been defined by their relation to Germ...
This thesis explores the qualitative shifts in German media discourse following the outbreak of the ...
This dissertation examines public discourse on culture and integration and asks how do mediated publ...
This dissertation examines public discourse on culture and integration and asks how do mediated publ...
Since the summer of 2015, the ambiguous term Willkommenskultur has been part of the increasingly pol...
Not availableLiesbet Hooghe and Gary Marks developed a theory about inclusive identity as an importa...
In the present work, the changing discourse in Germany about Poland is examined, with the aim to rev...
The dissertation presents a critical analysis of the political rhetoric of newspaper articles in the...
German unification is frequently seen as an event and a date October 3, 1990 - on which a divided pe...
This thesis investigates the discursive constructions of national identity in (migrant) integration ...
In the present work, the changing discourse in Germany about Poland is examined, with the aim to rev...
In a joint research project of three universities the construction of national identities by mainstr...
Abstract (magisteruppsats, 61-80p) This paper is concerned with the national sentiments in the Feder...
Migrants from Poland in Germany belong to the second largest group of immigrants in Germany. Against...
This research on media portrayals of (ethnic/religious) minorities encompasses the fields of media s...
Both Polish and Russian national identities have historically been defined by their relation to Germ...
This thesis explores the qualitative shifts in German media discourse following the outbreak of the ...
This dissertation examines public discourse on culture and integration and asks how do mediated publ...
This dissertation examines public discourse on culture and integration and asks how do mediated publ...
Since the summer of 2015, the ambiguous term Willkommenskultur has been part of the increasingly pol...