Maria Touri
Biographic Data
| ID | 1401092 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria Touri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria |
| FAMILY NAME | Touri |
| SIGNATURE | TOURI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Leicester |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2002-0557 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 44 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The Power of Weak Communication
Representation, voice and producer–consumer communication in fair trade movements: Toward new empirical directions
Development and communication in trade relations: New Synergies in Theory and Practice
This article examines trade relations in alternative food networks as a space where communication practices can prove empowering for rural communities. Drawing on a theory of diverse economies, the article offers an alternative view of the global market, highlighting the social relations that underpin market transactions. These relations are then explored through a case study of a farming community in South India and their interactions with priva…
Journalism Culture and Professional Identity in Transit: Technology, Crisis and Opportunity in the Greek Media
The Internet’s Transformative Power on Journalism Culture in Greece: Looking beyond universal professional values
News and journalism practices are undergoing complex changes under the influence of technology. As the internet facilitates new ways of collecting and reporting information, conceptions of journalistic identity based on normative values such as objectivity, impartiality and gatekeeping are being contested. These ideals have become a central reference point in empirical evaluations of technological innovations in journalism cultures. However, as t…
News blogs versus mainstream media: Measuring the gap through a frame analysis of Greek blogs
This article offers an empirical examination of the power of independent news blogs to expand the boundaries of public debates, through their capacity not only to host volumes of information but also to frame it in unique packages. Despite the scholarly attention given to blogs as a counterforce to traditional news media, there are unanswered questions regarding the discrepancy in the qualitative characteristics of the debates promoted by these t…
Using corpus linguistic software in the extraction of news frames: Towards a Dynamic Process of Frame Analysis in Journalistic Texts
The article seeks to demonstrate the contribution that corpus linguistic software can make in news frame analysis and how it can help address some of the methodological challenges in the extraction of news frames. With the employment of corpus linguistic software WordSmith, the study conducts an inductive frame analysis of the UK press coverage of the Greek financial crisis, in which it combines principles of qualitative and quantitative analytic…
Europe's Communication Deficit and the UK Press: Framing the Greek Financial Crisis
As Europe's leaders battle to solve the Eurozone debt crisis, Europe's ‘communication deficit’ becomes ever more pertinent. So does the role of national media, which, in the case of Britain, are often accused of fuelling Euroscepticism among the public. This study aims to contribute to this debate and explore the UK media's performance in the early stages of the Greek financial crisis. We address how the British press makes sense of Europe throug…
Using corpus linguistic software in the extraction of news frames: Towards a Dynamic Process of Frame Analysis in Journalistic Texts
The article seeks to demonstrate the contribution that corpus linguistic software can make in news frame analysis and how it can help address some of the methodological challenges in the extraction of news frames. With the employment of corpus linguistic software WordSmith, the study conducts an inductive frame analysis of the UK press coverage of the Greek financial crisis, in which it combines principles of qualitative and quantitative analytic…
Europe's Communication Deficit and the UK Press: Framing the Greek Financial Crisis
As Europe's leaders battle to solve the Eurozone debt crisis, Europe's ‘communication deficit’ becomes ever more pertinent. So does the role of national media, which, in the case of Britain, are often accused of fuelling Euroscepticism among the public. This study aims to contribute to this debate and explore the UK media's performance in the early stages of the Greek financial crisis. We address how the British press makes sense of Europe throug…
News blogs versus mainstream media: Measuring the gap through a frame analysis of Greek blogs
This article offers an empirical examination of the power of independent news blogs to expand the boundaries of public debates, through their capacity not only to host volumes of information but also to frame it in unique packages. Despite the scholarly attention given to blogs as a counterforce to traditional news media, there are unanswered questions regarding the discrepancy in the qualitative characteristics of the debates promoted by these t…
The Internet’s Transformative Power on Journalism Culture in Greece: Looking beyond universal professional values
News and journalism practices are undergoing complex changes under the influence of technology. As the internet facilitates new ways of collecting and reporting information, conceptions of journalistic identity based on normative values such as objectivity, impartiality and gatekeeping are being contested. These ideals have become a central reference point in empirical evaluations of technological innovations in journalism cultures. However, as t…
Representation, voice and producer–consumer communication in fair trade movements: Toward new empirical directions
Europe's Communication Deficit and the UK Press: Framing the Greek Financial Crisis
As Europe's leaders battle to solve the Eurozone debt crisis, Europe's ‘communication deficit’ becomes ever more pertinent. So does the role of national media, which, in the case of Britain, are often accused of fuelling Euroscepticism among the public. This study aims to contribute to this debate and explore the UK media's performance in the early stages of the Greek financial crisis. We address how the British press makes sense of Europe throug…
Using corpus linguistic software in the extraction of news frames: Towards a Dynamic Process of Frame Analysis in Journalistic Texts
The article seeks to demonstrate the contribution that corpus linguistic software can make in news frame analysis and how it can help address some of the methodological challenges in the extraction of news frames. With the employment of corpus linguistic software WordSmith, the study conducts an inductive frame analysis of the UK press coverage of the Greek financial crisis, in which it combines principles of qualitative and quantitative analytic…
The Internet’s Transformative Power on Journalism Culture in Greece: Looking beyond universal professional values
News and journalism practices are undergoing complex changes under the influence of technology. As the internet facilitates new ways of collecting and reporting information, conceptions of journalistic identity based on normative values such as objectivity, impartiality and gatekeeping are being contested. These ideals have become a central reference point in empirical evaluations of technological innovations in journalism cultures. However, as t…
News blogs versus mainstream media: Measuring the gap through a frame analysis of Greek blogs
This article offers an empirical examination of the power of independent news blogs to expand the boundaries of public debates, through their capacity not only to host volumes of information but also to frame it in unique packages. Despite the scholarly attention given to blogs as a counterforce to traditional news media, there are unanswered questions regarding the discrepancy in the qualitative characteristics of the debates promoted by these t…
Journalism Culture and Professional Identity in Transit: Technology, Crisis and Opportunity in the Greek Media
Development and communication in trade relations: New Synergies in Theory and Practice
This article examines trade relations in alternative food networks as a space where communication practices can prove empowering for rural communities. Drawing on a theory of diverse economies, the article offers an alternative view of the global market, highlighting the social relations that underpin market transactions. These relations are then explored through a case study of a farming community in South India and their interactions with priva…
The Power of Weak Communication
Representation, voice and producer–consumer communication in fair trade movements: Toward new empirical directions
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (6 works) · Media studies (5 works) · Media Studies and Communication (5 works) · Public relations (5 works) · Social science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works)