This paper discusses the professional legitimacies and illegitimacies within a specific subgroup of the social world of French journalism, that of media students in the most prestigious schools. The questionnaire-based survey, completed by interviews of graduates, show how permanent some hierarchies are. These hierarchies can also be found in many other cultural fields following these oppositions: internal/external, national/local, mainstream/specialized. It also demonstrates the relative decline in prestige of the section on “Politics” against the consecration of the “Society” section, thereby revealing the importance of economic rationales to the detriment of partisan considerations, the open rejection and denial of its commercial aspect,...
In France, the employment of journalist is open to every one if the job is recognized by the Nation...
This article presents a series of thematic tables concerning the French academic research on digital...
Summary: The journalistic profession has never gone so far as to adopt a corporate structure, but it...
International audienceThis paper discusses the professional legitimacies and illegitimacies within a...
National audienceBased on a questionnaire-survey and on individual interviews, this paper suggests t...
Based on a questionnaire-survey and on individual interviews, this paper suggests that the condition...
International audienceThis article is the first review of research undertaken since the early 1990s ...
International audienceVor den verschlossenen Türen des Journalismus. Der soziale Raum der Studenten ...
Since the rise of citizen reporters, blogging, wikis, and pro-am newsroom collaborations, both the p...
In journalism today, there are 14 schools which are recognized by the profession and sketch the cont...
This article analyses how differently future journalists perceive the professional and social realit...
International audienceThere are journalists who say they are sociologists, as there are sociologists...
Journalism is not only an occupation, it is a group, the seat of a significant, active, weighty stru...
Starting from empirical data, the elite of French joumalists is subjected to an analysis which revea...
Ce travail porte sur les pratiques et représentations des étudiants en école de journalisme vis-à-v...
In France, the employment of journalist is open to every one if the job is recognized by the Nation...
This article presents a series of thematic tables concerning the French academic research on digital...
Summary: The journalistic profession has never gone so far as to adopt a corporate structure, but it...
International audienceThis paper discusses the professional legitimacies and illegitimacies within a...
National audienceBased on a questionnaire-survey and on individual interviews, this paper suggests t...
Based on a questionnaire-survey and on individual interviews, this paper suggests that the condition...
International audienceThis article is the first review of research undertaken since the early 1990s ...
International audienceVor den verschlossenen Türen des Journalismus. Der soziale Raum der Studenten ...
Since the rise of citizen reporters, blogging, wikis, and pro-am newsroom collaborations, both the p...
In journalism today, there are 14 schools which are recognized by the profession and sketch the cont...
This article analyses how differently future journalists perceive the professional and social realit...
International audienceThere are journalists who say they are sociologists, as there are sociologists...
Journalism is not only an occupation, it is a group, the seat of a significant, active, weighty stru...
Starting from empirical data, the elite of French joumalists is subjected to an analysis which revea...
Ce travail porte sur les pratiques et représentations des étudiants en école de journalisme vis-à-v...
In France, the employment of journalist is open to every one if the job is recognized by the Nation...
This article presents a series of thematic tables concerning the French academic research on digital...
Summary: The journalistic profession has never gone so far as to adopt a corporate structure, but it...