Enric Castelló
Biographic Data
| ID | 1416293 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Enric Castelló |
| GIVEN NAMES | Enric |
| FAMILY NAME | Castelló |
| SIGNATURE | CASTELLÓ E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Rovira i Virgili |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2154-2450 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 143 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Geographical indications and rural bonds: Narrating roles in Catalonia
Catalan GIOs identify a main role of GIs in quality certification and promotion. • GIOs argue on a broad sociocultural activity of Catalan GIs beyond the economy. • GIOs highlight GIs potential as drivers of rural development in Catalonia. • GI products can be understood as assembled devices to their environments. This article explores how geographical indication organisations (GIOs) understand and explain geographical indications (GIs) as being …
Fables of Development: Capitalism and Social Imaginaries in Spain (1950–1967), Ana Fernández-Cebrian (2023)
Review of: Fables of Development: Capitalism and Social Imaginaries in Spain (1950–1967) , Ana Fernández-Cebrian (2023) Liverpool: Liverpool University Press, 210 pp., ISBN 978-1-80207-805-3, h/bk, £95 ISBN 978-1-80207-641-7, e-book, £95
Voices from the emptiness. Developing the agentic rural on Spanish television
This article analyses rural representations in the documentary series Ruralitas (2020) on the Spanish TVE. The programme shows that the people living in the countryside have agency and do not conform to common rural stereotypes. Nevertheless, the stories flirt with ideas of the 'rural idyll' by focusing on the beauty of the landscape and traditional rural versus urban binaries. However, the series also develops what the author names an agentic ru…
Fear of the bear? Rewilding, rural agencies and politics in two documentaries in Trentino and the Pyrenees
In Trentino and the Pyrenees, the population of bears has grown since the 1990s, when new specimens were released into the wild to recover this endangered species. The reintroduction generated a conflictive cohabitation with village dwellers, the shepherding sector, and rural initiatives in both areas. The aim of this research is to evaluate how local media and two audiovisual documentaries covered the bear issue in both regions. The researchers …
Arqueología del vacío: Un Estudio Periodístico (2016-2021)
Este artículo analiza la irrupción y desarrollo de los conceptos «España vacía» y «España vaciada» entre 2016 y 2021 en dos periódicos españoles: El País y El Mundo. La primera parte expone un análisis del contenido sobre las piezas que trataron sobre estos conceptos y la segunda desarrolla un análisis del discurso durante el periodo. Se identifican tres estratos clave en esta arqueología conceptual: 2016-2019, en el que nace, se divulga y muta e…
La despoblación rural en la prensa española: Contrastes entre centro y periferias
Esta investigación ofrece un estudio del tratamiento de la despoblación rural en España en los medios de comunicación. Se analiza su cobertura en una selección de periódicos de alcance nacional y regional. El estudio procedió con un análisis temático y un análisis de marcos interpretativos para identificar los relatos dominantes en los medios. Los resultados expresan que la despoblación se explica de forma mayoritaria como una cuestión económica …
The resituated rural: Exploring narratives beyond the empty Spain
The controversies surrounding the rural have generated a lively discussion in Spain.Notions of "empty Spain" have gained momentum since the second half of the 2010s while the mainstream media have continued to replicate negative stereotypes and narratives about the countryside: the lack of opportunities, abandoned villages, economic depression and impoverished cultural life.These clichs, though grounded in the difficult realities of these spaces,…
The narratives of geographical indications as commons: A study on Catalan and Swedish cases
There is a growing research that considers the geographical indications (GIs) of agricultural products and foodstuffs as commons. However, narrative approaches exploring this relationship are scarce. This research analyzed stories attached to twelve Catalan and Swedish products within the European Union's Protected Designation of Origin (PDO), and Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) schemes to map out how narratives of commons are articulated…
Shepherdesses: New representations of rural women in Spain
This article discusses the practices of representing shepherd women in Spain, who have recently become more visible. New representations challenge stereotyped concepts of gender roles and rurality in such a masculinized context as the livestock sector. One of the main arguments of the article is that shepherdesses narratives and visuals connect with the sustainable agro-social development of the economy from an ecofeminist perspective. The author…
The will for terroir: A communicative approach
This article discusses the concept of terroir in the light of the communication practices. It provides a literature review illustrated with a case observation. The author identifies three key stages in the constitution of the terroir through communication: organizational norms and interaction; the circulation of public relations, marketing and media messages, and promotion; and a meaningful consumer experience that closes the circle of a terroir-…
Framing Forest Fires and Environmental Activism: A Storytelling Contest about Human Intervention in Nature
This article focuses on the processes of sense-making of forest fires in a Mediterranean context. The authors use a textual approach to compare media framing with activist organizational storytelling. The authors conducted a frame analysis in two major daily newspapers in Catalonia (La Vanguardia and El Periódico de Catalunya) during three summers and compared the results with the stories from four leading activist and volunteering organizations …
Framing Forest Fires and Environmental Activism: A Storytelling Contest about Human Intervention in Nature
This article focuses on the processes of sense-making of forest fires in a Mediterranean context. The authors use a textual approach to compare media framing with activist organizational storytelling. The authors conducted a frame analysis in two major daily newspapers in Catalonia (La Vanguardia and El Periódico de Catalunya) during three summers and compared the results with the stories from four leading activist and volunteering organizations …
Selling and consuming the nation: Understanding consumer nationalism
In recent years, nations have regained prominence as central symbols of political unity and mobilization, and proved capable of serving political goals across the political spectrum. Yet, the current revival of the national extends well beyond the realm of politics; it is anchored in the logic of global capitalism, and has become inextricably intertwined with the practices of promotion and consumption. Our article seeks to map the interface betwe…
Anderson i els mitjans. La força de les “comunitats imaginades”
Aquesta és una nota breu sobre la influència de Benedict Anderson en els estudis sobre els mitjans de comunicació, i més específicament del seu concepte de “comunitats imaginades”. L’autor fa una revisió divulgativa del concepte en relació amb la construcció nacional a través dels mitjans de comunicació. El text anota els motius claus que van donar volada a les idees d’Anderson entre els estudiosos dels mitjans, així com els raonaments que van se…
Wind on the fog: A reflection on the policy of historical memory at Televisió de Catalunya through the documentary Perseguits i salvats
Identity and collective memory are two sides of the same coin: both are constructed from a narrative of community that may either define the present (identity) or explain the past (memory). These constructs also feed into one another, since memory is built through a consciousness of identity, while identity is the product of our capacity to create and retain a narrative that explains who we are today. This article offers a reflection on the polic…
"Anderson and the Media. The strength of "imagined communities
This is a brief note on Benedict Anderson's influence and more specifically, on his concept of 'Imagined Communities' and its impact on the media. The author reviews the concept in relation to national construction through the media, noting key reasons why Anderson's ideas either took hold or were passed over. The text pays tribute to Anderson's remarkable contribution to the theory of and ideas on national identity and the sway held by culture a…
Radio, memory and conflict: Reconstructing the past in Documentos RNE
In this article we adopt a cultural approach to radio, and specifically to radio documentaries about recent Spanish history, focusing on an analysis of Documentos RNE, which, from 1999 to date, has been broadcasting documentaries that employ the vast sound archives of Radio Nacional de España (RNE). The archives and their use in historical memory programmes represent a true national repository with which to reconstruct collective memory. Through …
Masking Political Engagement: Television Coverage of a Mass Demonstration in Barcelona
This article analyzes how statewide and regional public television in Spain handled the demonstration held on September 11, 2012 (the National Day of Catalonia), in Barcelona under the slogan “Catalonia, a New European State.” The author performed a content analysis of fifty-eight news programs and a narrative analysis of eighty-nine stories. The results indicate that the majority of the channels offered limited coverage of the demonstration. The…
Disrupting ‘Wills to Truth’. How Catalan TV documentary contributed to the democratization of Spanish Civil War narratives
Catalan television journalism disrupted the existing hegemonic discourses of the 1990s and 2000s by broaching unknown or silenced topics regarding civilian suffering and the post-Civil War atrocities of Franco’s fascist dictatorship. The author introduces the concept of ‘narrative democratization’ to highlight the existence of alternative narratives regarding the Spanish Civil War and its consequences, paying special attention to a number of docu…
Marcos interpretativos simbólicos y pragmáticos. Un estudio comparativo de la temática de la independencia durante las elecciones escocesas y catalanas
Este artículo determina los marcos interpretativos mediáticos predominantes usados durante las campañas electorales en Escocia (2007) y en Cataluña (2006) en relación a los proyectos de referéndum de autodeterminación y a la independencia. Los investigadores estudiaron siete de los periódicos más importantes durante los días precedentes en ambos países y analizaron un corpus de noticias (131 en las elecciones escocesas y 172 en las catalanas) ref…
Interview with Joan Manuel Tresserras
Neighbourhood squabbles or claims of right: Narratives of conflict on Spanish and Catalan television
It is in the explanation of conflicts that narratives of confrontation are most clearly deployed. In the definition of the problems, in the roles embodied by the different subjects, in the lexical choices made when referring to territories or symbolic objects, we establish differences in terms of how such confrontations are (to be) understood. These narratives are articulated through structures which work to construct the origin of the problem, t…
Mediated cosmopolitanism. The world of television news
Mediated cosmopolitanism. The world of television news, by Alexa Robertson, Cambridge, Polity Press, 2010, 182 pp. (pb), £15.99, €19.20, ISBN 978-0-7456-4947-4, 978-0-7456-4948-1 This book is a rel
Catalan Television Drama: A Turning Point
The first special issue
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Selling and consuming the nation: Understanding consumer nationalism
In recent years, nations have regained prominence as central symbols of political unity and mobilization, and proved capable of serving political goals across the political spectrum. Yet, the current revival of the national extends well beyond the realm of politics; it is anchored in the logic of global capitalism, and has become inextricably intertwined with the practices of promotion and consumption. Our article seeks to map the interface betwe…
Mediated cosmopolitanism. The world of television news
Mediated cosmopolitanism. The world of television news, by Alexa Robertson, Cambridge, Polity Press, 2010, 182 pp. (pb), £15.99, €19.20, ISBN 978-0-7456-4947-4, 978-0-7456-4948-1 This book is a rel
The Nation as a Political Stage: A Theoretical Approach to Television Fiction and National Identities
This article offers a theoretical contribution to the question of how nations are `built' through the mass media and specifically in television fiction. The author criticizes the assumption that the nation is an anachronism in a globalized world, arguing instead that the concept of national culture should be revisited in terms of political negotiation. The article argues that television fiction is one of the most powerful mechanisms for reinventi…
Journalists, Reframing and Party Public Relations Consultants: Strategies in morning talk radio
Research on agenda setting and framing has been dominated by studies of television and the daily press, developed mainly in the United States and in northern European countries and paying special attention to electoral periods. Far from this mainstream approach, our research focuses on agenda and frame building in radio in a non-electoral period in Catalonia (Spain). We conducted in-depth interviews with political party communication consultants …
The Production of Television Fiction and Nation Building: The Catalan Case
A nation needs its own fiction. It is for this reason that many countries have used fictional narratives to create a self-image. This article describes the role that fictional television series play in the process of nation building and proposes an analytical model that is based on quantitative and qualitative methods. It is argued that national identity is promoted through referential elements in fictional discourse, most of which are territoria…
Framing news on risk industries: Local journalism and conditioning factors
This work describes the results obtained from a study of the journalistic handling of news related to the petrochemical industrial complex in the area of Tarragona (Spain), one of the most important such complexes in Europe. The research questions referred to how and in which sense the petrochemical industry is reported in the local newspapers and which conditioning factors must be taken into account to understand this treatment. The author appli…
The will for terroir: A communicative approach
This article discusses the concept of terroir in the light of the communication practices. It provides a literature review illustrated with a case observation. The author identifies three key stages in the constitution of the terroir through communication: organizational norms and interaction; the circulation of public relations, marketing and media messages, and promotion; and a meaningful consumer experience that closes the circle of a terroir-…
"Anderson and the Media. The strength of "imagined communities
This is a brief note on Benedict Anderson's influence and more specifically, on his concept of 'Imagined Communities' and its impact on the media. The author reviews the concept in relation to national construction through the media, noting key reasons why Anderson's ideas either took hold or were passed over. The text pays tribute to Anderson's remarkable contribution to the theory of and ideas on national identity and the sway held by culture a…
Dramatizing proximity: Cultural and social discourses in soap operas from production to reception
The idea that audiences prefer television fiction that is culturally proximate is well developed in studies on soap operas and telenovelas. This article shows how attempts to apply this cultural proximity are made from the production level down, how audiovisual texts are represented and, finally, how this is interpreted by the audience. This study is based on the Catalan television context, applying a close reading of two soap operas, in-depth in…
Marcos interpretativos simbólicos y pragmáticos. Un estudio comparativo de la temática de la independencia durante las elecciones escocesas y catalanas
Este artículo determina los marcos interpretativos mediáticos predominantes usados durante las campañas electorales en Escocia (2007) y en Cataluña (2006) en relación a los proyectos de referéndum de autodeterminación y a la independencia. Los investigadores estudiaron siete de los periódicos más importantes durante los días precedentes en ambos países y analizaron un corpus de noticias (131 en las elecciones escocesas y 172 en las catalanas) ref…
The resituated rural: Exploring narratives beyond the empty Spain
The controversies surrounding the rural have generated a lively discussion in Spain.Notions of "empty Spain" have gained momentum since the second half of the 2010s while the mainstream media have continued to replicate negative stereotypes and narratives about the countryside: the lack of opportunities, abandoned villages, economic depression and impoverished cultural life.These clichs, though grounded in the difficult realities of these spaces,…
Shepherdesses: New representations of rural women in Spain
This article discusses the practices of representing shepherd women in Spain, who have recently become more visible. New representations challenge stereotyped concepts of gender roles and rurality in such a masculinized context as the livestock sector. One of the main arguments of the article is that shepherdesses narratives and visuals connect with the sustainable agro-social development of the economy from an ecofeminist perspective. The author…
Masking Political Engagement: Television Coverage of a Mass Demonstration in Barcelona
This article analyzes how statewide and regional public television in Spain handled the demonstration held on September 11, 2012 (the National Day of Catalonia), in Barcelona under the slogan “Catalonia, a New European State.” The author performed a content analysis of fifty-eight news programs and a narrative analysis of eighty-nine stories. The results indicate that the majority of the channels offered limited coverage of the demonstration. The…
Neighbourhood squabbles or claims of right: Narratives of conflict on Spanish and Catalan television
It is in the explanation of conflicts that narratives of confrontation are most clearly deployed. In the definition of the problems, in the roles embodied by the different subjects, in the lexical choices made when referring to territories or symbolic objects, we establish differences in terms of how such confrontations are (to be) understood. These narratives are articulated through structures which work to construct the origin of the problem, t…
Voices from the emptiness. Developing the agentic rural on Spanish television
This article analyses rural representations in the documentary series Ruralitas (2020) on the Spanish TVE. The programme shows that the people living in the countryside have agency and do not conform to common rural stereotypes. Nevertheless, the stories flirt with ideas of the 'rural idyll' by focusing on the beauty of the landscape and traditional rural versus urban binaries. However, the series also develops what the author names an agentic ru…
Fear of the bear? Rewilding, rural agencies and politics in two documentaries in Trentino and the Pyrenees
In Trentino and the Pyrenees, the population of bears has grown since the 1990s, when new specimens were released into the wild to recover this endangered species. The reintroduction generated a conflictive cohabitation with village dwellers, the shepherding sector, and rural initiatives in both areas. The aim of this research is to evaluate how local media and two audiovisual documentaries covered the bear issue in both regions. The researchers …
Disrupting ‘Wills to Truth’. How Catalan TV documentary contributed to the democratization of Spanish Civil War narratives
Catalan television journalism disrupted the existing hegemonic discourses of the 1990s and 2000s by broaching unknown or silenced topics regarding civilian suffering and the post-Civil War atrocities of Franco’s fascist dictatorship. The author introduces the concept of ‘narrative democratization’ to highlight the existence of alternative narratives regarding the Spanish Civil War and its consequences, paying special attention to a number of docu…
Telling it like it is? Social and linguistic realism in Scottish and Catalan soaps
Those involved in the production of soap operas frequently make strong claims regarding the particularly close relationship between their products and ‘reality’, simultaneously distancing themselves from any suggestion of ‘construction’. Perhaps the best-known such claim (in the UK at least) was the assertion made by Julia Smith, then producer of the English soap EastEnders, to the effect that ‘we don’t make life, we reflect it’ (Geraghty, 1991: …
The Production of Television Fiction and Nation Building: The Catalan Case
A nation needs its own fiction. It is for this reason that many countries have used fictional narratives to create a self-image. This article describes the role that fictional television series play in the process of nation building and proposes an analytical model that is based on quantitative and qualitative methods. It is argued that national identity is promoted through referential elements in fictional discourse, most of which are territoria…
A journal at the right time
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Telling it like it is? Social and linguistic realism in Scottish and Catalan soaps
Those involved in the production of soap operas frequently make strong claims regarding the particularly close relationship between their products and ‘reality’, simultaneously distancing themselves from any suggestion of ‘construction’. Perhaps the best-known such claim (in the UK at least) was the assertion made by Julia Smith, then producer of the English soap EastEnders, to the effect that ‘we don’t make life, we reflect it’ (Geraghty, 1991: …
The Nation as a Political Stage: A Theoretical Approach to Television Fiction and National Identities
This article offers a theoretical contribution to the question of how nations are `built' through the mass media and specifically in television fiction. The author criticizes the assumption that the nation is an anachronism in a globalized world, arguing instead that the concept of national culture should be revisited in terms of political negotiation. The article argues that television fiction is one of the most powerful mechanisms for reinventi…
The first special issue
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Journalists, Reframing and Party Public Relations Consultants: Strategies in morning talk radio
Research on agenda setting and framing has been dominated by studies of television and the daily press, developed mainly in the United States and in northern European countries and paying special attention to electoral periods. Far from this mainstream approach, our research focuses on agenda and frame building in radio in a non-electoral period in Catalonia (Spain). We conducted in-depth interviews with political party communication consultants …
Dramatizing proximity: Cultural and social discourses in soap operas from production to reception
The idea that audiences prefer television fiction that is culturally proximate is well developed in studies on soap operas and telenovelas. This article shows how attempts to apply this cultural proximity are made from the production level down, how audiovisual texts are represented and, finally, how this is interpreted by the audience. This study is based on the Catalan television context, applying a close reading of two soap operas, in-depth in…
Framing news on risk industries: Local journalism and conditioning factors
This work describes the results obtained from a study of the journalistic handling of news related to the petrochemical industrial complex in the area of Tarragona (Spain), one of the most important such complexes in Europe. The research questions referred to how and in which sense the petrochemical industry is reported in the local newspapers and which conditioning factors must be taken into account to understand this treatment. The author appli…
Neighbourhood squabbles or claims of right: Narratives of conflict on Spanish and Catalan television
It is in the explanation of conflicts that narratives of confrontation are most clearly deployed. In the definition of the problems, in the roles embodied by the different subjects, in the lexical choices made when referring to territories or symbolic objects, we establish differences in terms of how such confrontations are (to be) understood. These narratives are articulated through structures which work to construct the origin of the problem, t…
Mediated cosmopolitanism. The world of television news
Mediated cosmopolitanism. The world of television news, by Alexa Robertson, Cambridge, Polity Press, 2010, 182 pp. (pb), £15.99, €19.20, ISBN 978-0-7456-4947-4, 978-0-7456-4948-1 This book is a rel
Catalan Television Drama: A Turning Point
Interview with Joan Manuel Tresserras
Disrupting ‘Wills to Truth’. How Catalan TV documentary contributed to the democratization of Spanish Civil War narratives
Catalan television journalism disrupted the existing hegemonic discourses of the 1990s and 2000s by broaching unknown or silenced topics regarding civilian suffering and the post-Civil War atrocities of Franco’s fascist dictatorship. The author introduces the concept of ‘narrative democratization’ to highlight the existence of alternative narratives regarding the Spanish Civil War and its consequences, paying special attention to a number of docu…
Marcos interpretativos simbólicos y pragmáticos. Un estudio comparativo de la temática de la independencia durante las elecciones escocesas y catalanas
Este artículo determina los marcos interpretativos mediáticos predominantes usados durante las campañas electorales en Escocia (2007) y en Cataluña (2006) en relación a los proyectos de referéndum de autodeterminación y a la independencia. Los investigadores estudiaron siete de los periódicos más importantes durante los días precedentes en ambos países y analizaron un corpus de noticias (131 en las elecciones escocesas y 172 en las catalanas) ref…
Masking Political Engagement: Television Coverage of a Mass Demonstration in Barcelona
This article analyzes how statewide and regional public television in Spain handled the demonstration held on September 11, 2012 (the National Day of Catalonia), in Barcelona under the slogan “Catalonia, a New European State.” The author performed a content analysis of fifty-eight news programs and a narrative analysis of eighty-nine stories. The results indicate that the majority of the channels offered limited coverage of the demonstration. The…
Radio, memory and conflict: Reconstructing the past in Documentos RNE
In this article we adopt a cultural approach to radio, and specifically to radio documentaries about recent Spanish history, focusing on an analysis of Documentos RNE, which, from 1999 to date, has been broadcasting documentaries that employ the vast sound archives of Radio Nacional de España (RNE). The archives and their use in historical memory programmes represent a true national repository with which to reconstruct collective memory. Through …
Anderson i els mitjans. La força de les “comunitats imaginades”
Aquesta és una nota breu sobre la influència de Benedict Anderson en els estudis sobre els mitjans de comunicació, i més específicament del seu concepte de “comunitats imaginades”. L’autor fa una revisió divulgativa del concepte en relació amb la construcció nacional a través dels mitjans de comunicació. El text anota els motius claus que van donar volada a les idees d’Anderson entre els estudiosos dels mitjans, així com els raonaments que van se…
Wind on the fog: A reflection on the policy of historical memory at Televisió de Catalunya through the documentary Perseguits i salvats
Identity and collective memory are two sides of the same coin: both are constructed from a narrative of community that may either define the present (identity) or explain the past (memory). These constructs also feed into one another, since memory is built through a consciousness of identity, while identity is the product of our capacity to create and retain a narrative that explains who we are today. This article offers a reflection on the polic…
"Anderson and the Media. The strength of "imagined communities
This is a brief note on Benedict Anderson's influence and more specifically, on his concept of 'Imagined Communities' and its impact on the media. The author reviews the concept in relation to national construction through the media, noting key reasons why Anderson's ideas either took hold or were passed over. The text pays tribute to Anderson's remarkable contribution to the theory of and ideas on national identity and the sway held by culture a…
Selling and consuming the nation: Understanding consumer nationalism
In recent years, nations have regained prominence as central symbols of political unity and mobilization, and proved capable of serving political goals across the political spectrum. Yet, the current revival of the national extends well beyond the realm of politics; it is anchored in the logic of global capitalism, and has become inextricably intertwined with the practices of promotion and consumption. Our article seeks to map the interface betwe…
Framing Forest Fires and Environmental Activism: A Storytelling Contest about Human Intervention in Nature
This article focuses on the processes of sense-making of forest fires in a Mediterranean context. The authors use a textual approach to compare media framing with activist organizational storytelling. The authors conducted a frame analysis in two major daily newspapers in Catalonia (La Vanguardia and El Periódico de Catalunya) during three summers and compared the results with the stories from four leading activist and volunteering organizations …
Framing Forest Fires and Environmental Activism: A Storytelling Contest about Human Intervention in Nature
This article focuses on the processes of sense-making of forest fires in a Mediterranean context. The authors use a textual approach to compare media framing with activist organizational storytelling. The authors conducted a frame analysis in two major daily newspapers in Catalonia (La Vanguardia and El Periódico de Catalunya) during three summers and compared the results with the stories from four leading activist and volunteering organizations …
Shepherdesses: New representations of rural women in Spain
This article discusses the practices of representing shepherd women in Spain, who have recently become more visible. New representations challenge stereotyped concepts of gender roles and rurality in such a masculinized context as the livestock sector. One of the main arguments of the article is that shepherdesses narratives and visuals connect with the sustainable agro-social development of the economy from an ecofeminist perspective. The author…
The will for terroir: A communicative approach
This article discusses the concept of terroir in the light of the communication practices. It provides a literature review illustrated with a case observation. The author identifies three key stages in the constitution of the terroir through communication: organizational norms and interaction; the circulation of public relations, marketing and media messages, and promotion; and a meaningful consumer experience that closes the circle of a terroir-…
The narratives of geographical indications as commons: A study on Catalan and Swedish cases
There is a growing research that considers the geographical indications (GIs) of agricultural products and foodstuffs as commons. However, narrative approaches exploring this relationship are scarce. This research analyzed stories attached to twelve Catalan and Swedish products within the European Union's Protected Designation of Origin (PDO), and Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) schemes to map out how narratives of commons are articulated…
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