Essays about: "issue attention cycle"

Showing result 1 - 5 of 16 essays containing the words issue attention cycle.

1. 1. PORTRAYING COVID-19 VACCINES IN ALTERNATIVE MEDIA - A content analysis of the framing of COVID-19 vaccines in Swedish alternative news media

   University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Institutionen för journalistik och masskommunikation

   Author : Wilhelm Golinski; [2022-09-30]
   Keywords : Alternative media; Sweden; framing; anti-systemness; issue attention cycle; quantitative content analysis; Fria Tider; Dagens ETC ETC; SVT; attribution of responsibility; COVID-19; vaccine;

   Abstract : Purpose: The purpose of this thesis is to gain insights into alternative news media in crisis communication by addressing the news media portrayal of COVID-19 vaccines, inoculation campaigns and the implementation of vaccine mandates by alternative news media outlets in Sweden (Fria Tider and ETC/Dagens ETC). With an exploratory and comparative approach, the study’s overall aim is to investigate how news regarding COVID-19 vaccines (including the vaccines themselves, vaccination campaigns, vaccine passports and mandates) has been portrayed in different Swedish alternative media outlets, and how this compares to traditional mainstream media. READ MORE

3. 2. Climate-neutral buildings – Impact of existing definitions on building design

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Avdelningen för Energi och byggnadsdesign; Lunds universitet/Institutionen för arkitektur och byggd miljö

   Author : Nishat Tasnia Aive; Roberts Razna; [2022]
   Keywords : Climate neutrality; Climate-neutral buildings; Climate impact; Climate compensation measures; Climate-neutral certifications; Technology and Engineering;

   Abstract : Climate change poses one of the most substantial threats to humanity today global greenhouse gas emissions are not reduced drastically in the near future, it can lead to severe consequences worldwide. To address this issue, global and national goals have been developed which aim to foster climate-neutral societies and industries. READ MORE

4. 3. Residual value risk in car leasing - A case study on residual value measurements

   University essay from Göteborgs universitet/Graduate School

   Author : Anton Karlsson; William Regnstrand; [2021-06-24]
   Keywords : Residual value risk; Car leasing; Fair value measurement; Automotive industry; Operational perspective;

   Abstract : Background & Purpose: The lessor's risk of guaranteeing a residual value for a car has grown as leasing has emerged as a popular financing alternative. As there is no active market for such values, it is a matter of estimating a residual value with high measurement uncertainty. READ MORE

5. 4. Life Cycle Assessment in the Automotive Industry : Considerations for First-Tier Suppliers

   University essay from KTH/Hållbar produktionsutveckling (ML)

   Author : Nils Sjöqvist; Aly Ibrahem; [2021]
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   Abstract : Climate change is increasingly gaining the attention of governments, companies, and the general public. Many original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) have set their own milestones to achieve carbon neutrality, as early as 2039 (Daimler, 2018). This presents a competitive opportunity for first-tier suppliers to aid the OEMs with their targets. READ MORE

6. 5. What determines who qualifies? : A quantitative study on the presence of first- and second-level agenda setting and issue ownership in the 2020 Democratic primary debates.

   University essay from Karlstads universitet/Institutionen för geografi, medier och kommunikation (from 2013)

   Author : Lovisa Boström; [2021]
   Keywords : agenda setting; attribute agenda setting; issue ownership; framing; primary election debates; dagordningsteorin; andra nivån av dagordningsteorin; framingteorin; issue ownership; amerikanska primärdebatter;

   Abstract : The purpose of this study is to investigate the presence of first- and second-level agenda setting as well as issue ownership in the 2020 Democratic primary debates and whether there is a relationship between using strategies based on these theories and qualifying for future debates. The study seeks to answer three research questions: What is the relationship, if any, between a candidate whose statements focused primarily on the three issues considered most important by the public according to opinion polls and whether this candidate qualified for future debates? How did candidates use frames to redraw the attention of issues? What is the relationship, if any, between the extent to which a candidate’s statements discussed performance issues more than Republican-owned or Democratic-owned issues and whether this candidate qualified for future debates? The study draws mainly on the first and second level of the agenda setting theory, as well as the theory of issue ownership, and analyzes what issues candidates focus on, what attributes of these issues they emphasize, and whether they discuss performance issues like the economy or foreign policy more than issues owned by either the Republican or the Democratic Party. READ MORE