The Handbook of Journalism Studies

This comprehensive resource, The Handbook of Journalism Studies, examines journalism research's current state and future directions, emphasizing global perspectives and diverse methodologies.

This second edition of The Handbook of Journalism Studies delves into the evolving landscape of journalism research, presenting a thorough examination of the field's current state. It sets a clear agenda for future developments, emphasizing the importance of an international perspective. The volume is structured to cover both theoretical and empirical approaches, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of journalism studies today.

In The Handbook of Journalism Studies, readers will find insights into various aspects of journalism, including news production, content analysis, and the intricate relationship between journalism and society. The edition reflects the growing diversity within the field, highlighting how journalism itself has experienced significant transformations in recent years. It emphasizes the need for comparative and global perspectives, allowing for a richer understanding of journalism in different contexts.

The book addresses key elements, thinkers, and texts, providing historical context alongside discussions of current methodologies and critical issues. It also outlines the merits and limitations of various approaches, paving the way for future research directions. With contributions from leading scholars, this edition serves as an essential resource for both scholars and graduate students in journalism, media studies, and communication, making it a valuable addition to academic libraries worldwide.