Irene Neverla

Datos Biográficos

ID4908394
NOMBREIrene Neverla
NOMBRESIrene
APELLIDONeverla
FIRMANEVERLA I
AFILIACIONESUniversität Hamburg
VERIFICADONo
TOTAL DE OBRAS26
TOTAL DE CITAS12
TOTAL COMO AUTOR13
TOTAL COMO EDITOR13
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN1994
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2026
ÍNDICE H2

  • Climate change on television reaches the engaged but misses distant audiences

    Open AccessImke Hoppe, Felix Dörpmund et al.ARTICLENature Climate Change2026

    Television is a widely used medium for climate information worldwide, yet its role in public engagement remains underexplored. Here we examine both the representation of climate change on television and the audience engagement with it. We analysed 23,478 hours of programming across 20 German television channels over 61 days in 2022 and further assessed audience engagement with climate content through a representative survey ( n = 1,445). In the b…

  • As Time Goes By

    Open AccessIrene Neverla, Stefanie TrümperCHAPTERMediated Time2019

  • Conflict-Sensitive Journalism? Journalistic Role Perceptions and Practices in Democratization Conflicts

    Open AccessJudith Lohner, Irene Neverla et al.CHAPTERMedia, Communication and the…2019

  • Klimawandel im Kopf

    Open AccessIrene Neverla, Monika Taddicken et al.BOOKKlimawandel im Kopf2019

  • Media, Communication and the Struggle for Democratic Change

    Open AccessKatrin Voltmer, Christian Christensen et al.BOOKMedia, Communication and the…2019Citada por: 4

  • Extended Abstract

    Open AccessPatrick Rößler, Bernd Blöbaum et al.ARTICLEStudies in Communication and Media2016

  • Extended Abstract

    Open AccessAntonia Brunet, Sebastian Scherr et al.ARTICLEStudies in Communication and Media2016Referencias: 3

    Over the last decades, mental disorders continued to substantially contribute to the global burden of disease The point prevalence of depressive disorders in the German population aged 18 to 65 is estimated to be around 3 million people. Moreover, almost 80 percent of the German general population aged over 14 years regularly access the internet and 46 percent of them have an account on at least one Social Networking Site (SNS) These people regul…

  • Constructive or repressive

    Open AccessUli Bernhard, Marco Dohle et al.ARTICLEStudies in Communication and Media2016Citada por: 1Referencias: 16

    According to the third-person effect or the influence of presumed media influence approach, the presumption that the media has strong effects on other people can affect individuals' attitudes and behavior. For instance, if people believe in strong media influences on others, they are more likely to increase their communication activities or support demands for restrictions on media. A standardized online survey among German journalists (N = 960) …

  • Peer review revisited

    Open AccessMichael Meyen, Thomas Wiedemann et al.ARTICLEStudies in Communication and Media2016Referencias: 2

    This paper is about peer review in the German field of communication study. It focuses on the journal Studies in Communication | Media (SCM) and examines the role and function of reviews for the production of knowledge. Taking into account recent skepticism towards the peer review process, the study is based on the most important findings of the research on peer review and conceptualizes reviews as a core communication element within the field, w…

  • The effects of emotional and rational news appeals on politicalattitudes

    Open AccessFabian Ryffel, D Altman et al.ARTICLEStudies in Communication and Media2016Referencias: 14

    The present study investigates how emotional and rational appeals in political news media stories interact with preexisting attitudes in changing citizens' political attitudes. It is hypothesized that news media appeals that match predispositions are more likely to affect attitudes than mismatching media appeals. That is, people holding attitudes primarily based on affect should be more susceptible to emotionally arousing media content than to ra…

  • Facebook-Nutzung in Abhängigkeit depressiver Tendenzen

    Open AccessAntonia Brunet, Sebastian Scherr et al.ARTICLEStudies in Communication and Media2016Referencias: 5

    Die Studie untersucht den Einfluss depressiver Tendenzen auf die Facebook-Nutzungsdauer unter Berücksichtigung moderierender Effekte von zentralen Persön

  • Media habits and their impact on media platform selection for information use

    Open AccessAnna Schnauber, Cornelia Wolf et al.ARTICLEStudies in Communication and Media2016Citada por: 1Referencias: 7

    Media selection processes for current information are part of recipients' daily routine. As media choices take place repeatedly, they are most likely (at least partly) habitdriven. This paper focuses on two aspects: First, based on an elaborate definition of media habits as mental scripts automatically activated, we argue that habits are important determinants of the frequency of media platform selection for information purposes. Second, we diffe…

  • The Dynamics of Issue Attention in Online Communication on Climate Change

    Open AccessInes Lörcher, Irene NeverlaARTICLEMedia and Communication2015

    Issues and their sub-topics in the public agenda follow certain dynamics of attention. This has been studied for “offline” media, but barely for online communication. Furthermore, the enormous spectrum of online communication has not been taken into account. This study investigates whether specific dynamics of attention on issues and sub-topics can be found in different online public arenas. We expect to identify differences across various arenas…

  • Anhang

    Open AccessPatrick Rößler, Bernd Blöbaum et al.ARTICLEStudies in Communication and Media2015

  • Environmental Journalism

    Henrik Bødker, Irene NeverlaBOOKEnvironmental Journalism2014

  • Netz-Medium

    Irene NeverlaBOOKNetz-Medium2013

  • Sustainable Memory

    Open AccessStefanie Trümper, Irene NeverlaARTICLEStudies in Communication and Media2013Citada por: 3Referencias: 12

    This article explores how much attention journalism dedicates to past disasters in the present media coverage and asks to which extent journalism refers to present and future developments and concerns while reporting the past. Following concepts of time sociology and sociology of knowledge, we suggest overcoming the common assumption that memory belongs to the past and thus is not in line with the highly news-and eventdriven journalistic producti…

  • Das Medien-Klima

    Open AccessIrene Neverla, Mike S SchäferBOOKDas Medien-Klima2012

    Mediale Darstellungen sind fÃ1⁄4r viele Menschen die zentrale Informationsquelle zum weltweiten Klimawandel. Massenmedien verdeutlichen die Relevanz des Themas, brechen globale Klimaveränderungen auf regionale Kontexte herunter und zeigen kurzfristige Folgen des langfristigen Wandels. Daher versuchen Wissenschaftler, Politiker, NGOs und Unternehmen, massenmedial zu Wort zu kommen und sich zu positionieren. Mediale Konstruktionen des Klimawandels,…

  • Medien als soziale Zeitgeber im Alltag

    Irene NeverlaCHAPTERDie Mediatisierung der Alltagswelt2010

    Warum schreiben wir E-Mails mitten in der Nacht, statt wie unsere Vorfahren einfach zu schlafen? Warum brauchen wir heute drei Anrufe über das Mobiltelefon, um eine Verabredung zu treffen, die man auch schon beim ersten Telefonat vereinbaren könnte? Warum sind wir irritiert, wenn die wöchentliche Zeitschrift im Postkasten unerwartet fehlt? Warum wissen wir in Deutschland, dass wir ältere Herrschaften (aber nicht nur sie) ziemlich gut kurz vor 20 …

  • Medienalltag und Zeithandeln

    Open AccessIrene NeverlaCHAPTERMedienAlltag2007

  • The Birth of a European Public Sphere Through European Media Reporting of Risk Communication

    Open AccessIrene NeverlaARTICLEEuropean Societies2007Citada por: 2Referencias: 4

    In this article I argue that journalistic coverage on environmental risk issues can contribute to the emergence of a European public sphere. The transnational character of environmental issues and the need to find political solutions for them on national and transnational levels pose challenges to the journalistic coverage. I examine this by considering three empirical studies, all of which use content analysis as their main methodology. These st…

  • Das Netz-Medium

    Open AccessIrene NeverlaBOOKNetz-Medium1998

  • Das Netz-Medium

    Anja Schäfers, Dorothea Siegle et al.BOOKDas Netz-Medium1998

  • Geschlechterordnung in der virtuellen Realität

    Irene NeverlaCHAPTERNetz-Medium1998

    Das Netz-Medium ist eine Welt für sich und doch nicht ganz anders als “real life”, die sinnlich-erfahrbare konkrete Wirklichkeit um uns herum. Wie sich die beiden Wirklichkeiten, den Längs- und Querfäden in einem Webstuhl gleich, verflechten und — vielleicht — ein neues Muster gesellschaftlicher Bezüge entsteht, läßt sich am Geschlechterverhältnis untersuchen.1

  • Journalismus als Kultur

    Open AccessWolfgang Duchkowitsch, Fritz Hausjell et al.BOOKJournalismus Als Kultur1998Citada por: 1