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Mediating Industrial Change

Discourses of De-Industrialisation from Northern Britain and Eastern Germany

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Mediating Industrial Change sheds light on the process of deindustrialisation that has affected much of Western Europe for many years. The chapters in this volume explore the immense economic and social challenges, and how they are represented through media.

Cumulatively the work explores these themes by comparing processes of (de-) industrialisation within the United Kingdom and Germany – two European nations that were at the forefront of industrial development before undergoing a decline in manufacturing, mining and heavy industries which fundamentally transformed their economic and social landscapes. The chapters take a multi- perspectival look at the two nations’ industrial transformations: from the role of mass media in shaping public discourse around industrial change, to the lived experiences of communities navigating these new realities and the dominant public narratives.

Bringing the two perspectives together in an interdisciplinary dialogue, the work demonstrates why deindustrialisation is one of the great challenges of our time. This volume will interest scholars and upper- level students of media and cultural studies, communication studies, sociology, journalism, and political science.

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ISBN13:9781041333265
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Gebonden
Aantal pagina's:270
Druk:1
Thema:
A Kunst
N Geschiedenis en archeologie
1DD West-Europa
1DDU Verenigd Koninkrijk, Groot-Brittannië
1DDU-GB-EYNC Newcastle en Gateshead
1DFG-DE-XA Markgraafschap Opper-Lausitz
3MP 20e eeuw, ca. 1900 tot ca. 1999
3MPQ Late 20ste eeuw (ca. 1950 tot ca. 1999
3MR 21ste eeuw, c 2000 tot c 2100

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1. Why (De)industrialisation Matters for Communication and Media Studies Part 1. Public Constructions of (De-)Industrialisation 2. The Watt-Gorger: Creating Public Energy Knowledge in the Early German Democratic Republic; 3. From Capital to Coalfield: Revisiting ‘Darkest England’; 4. Do Extremist Miners Threaten Public Welfare? A Study on the Bourgeois Press Coverage of the British and German Coal Strikes in 1912; 5. On the Structural Change of ‘Strukturwandel’ in Media Discourse: The Discursive Transformation of a Key Concept in the Case of Lusatia; 6. Lusatia as a Laboratory for the Future? Depictions of Lusatia’s Regional Future in Media Discourse during the Coal Phase-Out Debate; 7. External Gazes, Local Self-Perception: Mediated Marginality and (De-) industrialisation in the Mini-Series Lauchhammer – Death in Lusatia (2022); 8. Life on the Dole: Resisting Stigma Through Social Memory in Post-Industrial Newcastle-upon-Tyne Part 2. Perceptions of (De-)Industrialisation 9. Hollow Centres: Exploring the (Lack of) Post-Industrial Community; 10. ‘There Used to Be a Mine, It Was Shut Down’: an Exploration of the Lasting Impacts of Pit Closure; 11. What is an Alternative? Examining the Effects of Political Frustration in Three East German (Post-)Industrial Towns; 12. Invisible Labour: AI, Migrant Labour and the Racialised Political Economy of Platform Capitalism; 13. Cultural Trauma and Migration in Post-1990 East Germany: Remembering Deindustrialisation and the Intensification of Racist Exclusion in Elder Care; 14. Gender in Transition – Structural Change and Regional Development in East Germany: The Case of Lusatia; 15. Caring for the Ruins of the Industrial Past: Women as Community-Builders and Working Wives and Mothers in England’s Industrial North; Index

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