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Title:	國際傳媒之人權與責任敘事：比較中美報紙以何框架看待敘利亞難民危機之內容分析 A Comparative Content Analysis of Chinese and American Newspaper Framing of the Syrian Refugee Crisis
Authors:	白莉 Behre, Dorothy
Contributors:	方孝謙 Fong, Barry 白莉 Behre, Dorothy
Keywords:	媒體框架內容分析敘利亞難民危機 Media Framing Content Analysis Comparative Study Newspaper Coverage Crisis Communication Syrian Refugee Crisis
Date:	2016
Issue Date:	2016-08-03 10:18:20 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	This study examines how two selected American and Chinese newspapers framed, sourced and crafted narratives attributing responsibility in the coverage of the ongoing Syrian Refugee Crisis. Through a content analysis of 624 news stories sampled from The New York Times and People’s Daily between June and December 2015, this study will examine and compare the frames employed by the two newspapers in the coverage of the refugee crisis. The ways in which framing may have changed over the selected six months in 2015 will also be explored, as the time period witnessed several key events, namely the death of 3-year-old Aylan Kurdi in September and the Paris Attacks in November, both of which sparked intense international media attention. The implications of these events on the framing of the refugee crisis will be discussed. The study will also examine how the U.S. and Chinese newspapers portray refugees: as individuals or as masses. The results of the content analysis reveal that American and Chinese news outlets frame the conflict differently and place responsibility on different players, in accordance to the respective countries’ policies towards the region.
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