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Die Stimme der Medien im politischen Prozeß: Themen und Meinungen in Pressekommentaren

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  • Neidhardt, Friedhelm
  • Eilders, Christiane
  • Pfetsch, Barbara

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Der vorliegende Beitrag skizziert den theoretischen Hintergrund, das Untersuchungsdesign und die zentralen Fragestellungen des Projekts „Stimme der Medien im politischen Prozeß: Themen und Meinungen in Pressekommentaren“. Ziel des Projekts ist es, anhand einer Inhaltsanalyse von Kommentaren überregionaler Tageszeitungen den eigenständigen Beitrag von Medien zum politischen Diskurs zwischen 1993 und 1998 zu erfassen. Das Projekt geht zum einen der Frage nach, welche politischen Themen die Medien in ihren Kommentaren aufnehmen, in welcher Weise sie diese definieren und interpretieren und dabei bestimmte Akteure und Akteursbeziehungen ansprechen und bewerten. Es untersucht zum anderen, unter welchen Bedingungen die auf diese Weise erfolgenden Relevanzzuweisungen und Problemdeutungen im politischen System Resonanz finden. Die Annahme ist, daß die Wahrscheinlichkeit der politischen Resonanzerzeugung mit dem Ausmaß der in Kommentarvergleichen meßbaren thematischen Fokussierungen, Meinungskonsonanzen und Persistenzen im Mediensystem steigt. Ein Vergleich von Kommentaragenda und politischer Agenda - wie sie in Parteiprogrammen, Regierungserklärungen, Anfragen und aktuellen Stunden im Bundestag zum Ausdruck kommt - soll Aufschluß über wechselseitige Einflüsse zwischen Medien und Politik geben.

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  • Neidhardt, Friedhelm & Eilders, Christiane & Pfetsch, Barbara, 1998. "Die Stimme der Medien im politischen Prozeß: Themen und Meinungen in Pressekommentaren," Discussion Papers, Research Unit: The Public and the Social Movement FS III 98-106, WZB Berlin Social Science Center.
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