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OPEN FORUM: Managed Multiculturalism in Finnish Media Initiatives
 
Karina Horsti
 
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Abstract:

This paper focuses on Finnish mainstream journalism featuring multiculturalism. Three different initiatives are analysed with a qualitative text method founded on discourse and frame analysis. Finnish mainstream journalism took a multicultural turn in the mid-990s, two decades later than in neighbouring Sweden where similar initiatives were launched in the 1970s. The paper takes a critical look at the power relations these initiatives assert or transgress, how multicultural discourses position various actors in society, and how the mainstream media encounter cultural and ethnic differences in a changing demographic situation with a positive intention.

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Horsti, Karina. Managed Multiculturalism in Finnish Media Initiatives. IJMS: International Journal on Multicultural Societies. 2007, vol.9, no.1, pp.113-130. UNESCO. ISSN 1817-4574.
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Periodical Name IJMS, Vol.9, No.1
Publication date 2007
Number of pages pp. 113-130





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