The Political Communication and Public Opinion Research Group (CPOP) and the Communication, Politics, and Technology Research Group (PONTE), linked to the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) Graduate Program in Political Science (PPGCP) and INCT.DD, release the free book “Estudos sobre Jornalismo Político” (“Studies in Political Journalism”).
The collection was edited by researchers Emerson Cervi, Jamil Marques, Fernanda Cavassana, and Camila Mont’Alverne. It brings together work by researchers from both groups and aims to help establish the literature on this subject in Brazil.
The e-book is free and available from the CPOP (http://www.cpop.ufpr.br/) and PONTE (http://www.ponte.ufpr.br/) websites.
See the book’s chapters:
STUDIES IN POLITICAL JOURNALISM
Introduction
Fernanda Cavassana de Carvalho and Camila Mont’Alverne
Chapter I
The company’s opinion in Brazilian journalism: a study of the role and political influence of editorials — Camila Mont’Alverne and Francisco Paulo Jamil Marques
Chapter II
Editorials in El Mercurio and O Estado de S. Paulo on Bachelet and Rousseff: a comparison using critical discourse analysis of the 2013 presidential election in Chile and the 2014 election in Brazil — Adriana Monserrat Cedillo Morales Moreira
Chapter III
‘The world turns without Mercosur’: a study of editorials in O Estado de S. Paulo — Yohanna Lara Barros Pinheiro and Francisco Paulo Jamil Marques
Chapter IV
The impact of the ‘Diários Secretos’ series on the reelection of state deputies Nelson Justus and Alexandre Curi in Paraná in 2010 — Renan Colombo
Chapter V
The visibility of the Paraná State Legislative Assembly in the state press (2010–2011) — Daniela Drummond
Chapter VI
News coverage in legislative media: a study of Agência Câmara — Leidyanne Viana Nogueira and Francisco Paulo Jamil Marques
Chapter VII
The role of official sources in public security coverage: a study of O Povo between 2011 and 2013 — Raíssa Benevides Veloso and Francisco Paulo Jamil Marques
Chapter VIII
Folha de Londrina coverage of the 2012 election and the political scandal — Romer Mottinha Santos
Chapter IX
Perspectives for political journalism — Francisco Paulo Jamil Marques, Emerson Urizzi Cervi, and Michele Goulart Massuchin