Wiebe De Jong
Biographic Data
| ID | 3734524 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wiebe De Jong |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wiebe |
| FAMILY NAME | De Jong |
| SIGNATURE | DE JONG W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
How youth define, consume, and evaluate news: Reviewing two decades of research
This article offers an overview of 94 scientific studies (published between 2006 and 2022) to examine how young people (ages 10–36) define, consume, and evaluate news. Research on news and youth has exploded over the past decades, but what can we conclude from it, and how should journalism scholars move forward? The systematic literature review reveals that while young people remain interested in news, how they consume it has changed drastically.…
Makhosi a via (Chiefs Commit Ritual Murder)’ – Why ritual murders in Southern Africa should be seen as meaningful violence (and not senseless)
Ritual or muti murder involves the practice wherein parts of the victim’s body are removed, usually while the victim is alive, for the purpose of making medicine to politically or economically strengthen those who use it. In this article it is argued that, in order to understand this ritual, we should focus on the cultural dynamics of ritual murder and perceive it as meaningful violence. There is, however, a growing tendency to understand ritual …
Makhosi a via (Chiefs Commit Ritual Murder)’ – Why ritual murders in Southern Africa should be seen as meaningful violence (and not senseless)
Ritual or muti murder involves the practice wherein parts of the victim’s body are removed, usually while the victim is alive, for the purpose of making medicine to politically or economically strengthen those who use it. In this article it is argued that, in order to understand this ritual, we should focus on the cultural dynamics of ritual murder and perceive it as meaningful violence. There is, however, a growing tendency to understand ritual …
Urban renewal, housing policy and ethnic relations in Rotterdam
This article focuses on the more subtle processes affecting urban transformation, rather than on more general urban patterns. The developments in two inner‐city neighbourhoods in Rotterdam are investigated in detail in order to understand local developments within this transformation process. The article provides a short historical overview of the urban renewal process in Rotterdam, and describes the impact this had on the housing situation of wo…
Similarities in anti-racist and racist discourse: Dutch local residents talking about ethnic minorities
This article discusses the way central liberal‐democratic values and notions are used in an anti‐racist as well as a more racist discourse. Eleven ethnic Dutch adults living in an old inner‐city quarter of Rotterdam spent four evenings discussing the situation in their neighbourhood. Transcripts of the discussions were analysed focusing on the commonplaces used in arguing about ethnic minority groups. The principal aim is to show how values such …
Racial Discourse, Attitude, and Rhetorical Manoeuvres: Race Talk in the Netherlands
Eleven ethnically Dutch adults, living in an old neighborhood in the center of the city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, discussed in twogroups during fourevenings the situation in their neighborhood. Transcripts of the discussions were analyzed focusing on racial attitudes and their expression. Three questionsguided the analysis. First, the relationship between holding strong views and the variability of attitudinal positions expressed in discou…
Positive action policy for ethnic minorities in the Netherlands
In contrast to the UK and the US, positive action for ethnic minorities is a relatively new issue in the Netherlands. Currently, there is much lively debate about the social policy concerning positive action programmes and the legal forms these programmes should take. In order to take an active role in shaping the public policy debate, two studies were conducted; the first study is concerned with the opinion of the Dutch population and the second…
The development of inter-ethnic relations in an old district of Rotterdam between 1970 and 1985
The development of inter-ethnic relations in an old district of Rotterdam between 1970 and 1985
Racial Discourse, Attitude, and Rhetorical Manoeuvres: Race Talk in the Netherlands
Eleven ethnically Dutch adults, living in an old neighborhood in the center of the city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, discussed in twogroups during fourevenings the situation in their neighborhood. Transcripts of the discussions were analyzed focusing on racial attitudes and their expression. Three questionsguided the analysis. First, the relationship between holding strong views and the variability of attitudinal positions expressed in discou…
How youth define, consume, and evaluate news: Reviewing two decades of research
This article offers an overview of 94 scientific studies (published between 2006 and 2022) to examine how young people (ages 10–36) define, consume, and evaluate news. Research on news and youth has exploded over the past decades, but what can we conclude from it, and how should journalism scholars move forward? The systematic literature review reveals that while young people remain interested in news, how they consume it has changed drastically.…
Urban renewal, housing policy and ethnic relations in Rotterdam
This article focuses on the more subtle processes affecting urban transformation, rather than on more general urban patterns. The developments in two inner‐city neighbourhoods in Rotterdam are investigated in detail in order to understand local developments within this transformation process. The article provides a short historical overview of the urban renewal process in Rotterdam, and describes the impact this had on the housing situation of wo…
Similarities in anti-racist and racist discourse: Dutch local residents talking about ethnic minorities
This article discusses the way central liberal‐democratic values and notions are used in an anti‐racist as well as a more racist discourse. Eleven ethnic Dutch adults living in an old inner‐city quarter of Rotterdam spent four evenings discussing the situation in their neighbourhood. Transcripts of the discussions were analysed focusing on the commonplaces used in arguing about ethnic minority groups. The principal aim is to show how values such …
The development of inter-ethnic relations in an old district of Rotterdam between 1970 and 1985
Positive action policy for ethnic minorities in the Netherlands
In contrast to the UK and the US, positive action for ethnic minorities is a relatively new issue in the Netherlands. Currently, there is much lively debate about the social policy concerning positive action programmes and the legal forms these programmes should take. In order to take an active role in shaping the public policy debate, two studies were conducted; the first study is concerned with the opinion of the Dutch population and the second…
Similarities in anti-racist and racist discourse: Dutch local residents talking about ethnic minorities
This article discusses the way central liberal‐democratic values and notions are used in an anti‐racist as well as a more racist discourse. Eleven ethnic Dutch adults living in an old inner‐city quarter of Rotterdam spent four evenings discussing the situation in their neighbourhood. Transcripts of the discussions were analysed focusing on the commonplaces used in arguing about ethnic minority groups. The principal aim is to show how values such …
Racial Discourse, Attitude, and Rhetorical Manoeuvres: Race Talk in the Netherlands
Eleven ethnically Dutch adults, living in an old neighborhood in the center of the city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands, discussed in twogroups during fourevenings the situation in their neighborhood. Transcripts of the discussions were analyzed focusing on racial attitudes and their expression. Three questionsguided the analysis. First, the relationship between holding strong views and the variability of attitudinal positions expressed in discou…
Urban renewal, housing policy and ethnic relations in Rotterdam
This article focuses on the more subtle processes affecting urban transformation, rather than on more general urban patterns. The developments in two inner‐city neighbourhoods in Rotterdam are investigated in detail in order to understand local developments within this transformation process. The article provides a short historical overview of the urban renewal process in Rotterdam, and describes the impact this had on the housing situation of wo…
Makhosi a via (Chiefs Commit Ritual Murder)’ – Why ritual murders in Southern Africa should be seen as meaningful violence (and not senseless)
Ritual or muti murder involves the practice wherein parts of the victim’s body are removed, usually while the victim is alive, for the purpose of making medicine to politically or economically strengthen those who use it. In this article it is argued that, in order to understand this ritual, we should focus on the cultural dynamics of ritual murder and perceive it as meaningful violence. There is, however, a growing tendency to understand ritual …
Makhosi a via (Chiefs Commit Ritual Murder)’ – Why ritual murders in Southern Africa should be seen as meaningful violence (and not senseless)
Ritual or muti murder involves the practice wherein parts of the victim’s body are removed, usually while the victim is alive, for the purpose of making medicine to politically or economically strengthen those who use it. In this article it is argued that, in order to understand this ritual, we should focus on the cultural dynamics of ritual murder and perceive it as meaningful violence. There is, however, a growing tendency to understand ritual …
How youth define, consume, and evaluate news: Reviewing two decades of research
This article offers an overview of 94 scientific studies (published between 2006 and 2022) to examine how young people (ages 10–36) define, consume, and evaluate news. Research on news and youth has exploded over the past decades, but what can we conclude from it, and how should journalism scholars move forward? The systematic literature review reveals that while young people remain interested in news, how they consume it has changed drastically.…
Sociology (8 works) · Political science (7 works) · Law (5 works) · Anthropology (4 works) · Ethnic group (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Commit (2 works)