Journalism education in Europe and North America : an international comparison / edited by Romy Fröhlich and Christina Holtz-Bacha.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Fröhlich, Romy.

Holtz-Bacha, Christina.

Series:

Hampton Press communication series

The Hampton Press communication series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Journalism--Study and teaching--Europe.

Journalism.

Journalism--Study and teaching--United States.

Journalism--Study and teaching--Canada.

Journalism--Study and teaching.

Canada.

United States.

Europe.

Physical Description:

xvii, 349 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.

Place of Publication:

Cresskill, N.J. : Hampton Press, [2003]

Contents:

Part I Academic Tradition: Journalism Education at Universities

1. Finland: The Road to Consensus in Journalism Education / Raimo Salokangas 3

2. The Spanish Case: A Recent Academic Tradition / Carlos Barrera, Aires Vax 21

3. Journalism Education in the United States / David H. Weaver 49

4. Journalism Education in Canada / Peter Johansen, Christopher Dornan 65

Part II Nonacademic Tradition: Journalism Education at Journalism Schools

5. Between Literary Roots and Partisanship: Journalism Education in Italy / Paolo Mancini 93

6. The Development of Journalism in the Netherlands: A Century-Long Duel Pitting Beleaguered "Rejectionists" Against Pro-Education Proponents / Gabriella Meerbach 105

7. Journalism Education in Denmark: The Challenges of the Market and Politics / Hans-Henrik Holm 121

Part III Academic as Well as Nonacademic Tradition: Journalism Education at Universities and at Journalism Schools

8. Journalist Training in France / Jean-Marie Charon 139

9. Journalism Education at Universities and Journalism Schools in Portugal / Manuel Pinto, Helena Sousa 169

10. Journalism Education in Germany: A Wide Range of Different Ways / Romy Frohlich, Christina Holtz-Bacha 187

Part IV The "Training-on-the Job" Tradition: Journalism Education at Media Organizations and/or Schools

11. Journalism Training in Great Britain: A System Rich in Tradition but Currently in Transition / Frank Esser 209

12. The Historical Development and Present State of Journalism Training in Austria / Johanna Dorer 237

Part V Developments in Eastern Europe: A Comparative Review

13. Remedial Education: The Remaking of Eastern European Journalists / Ray Hiebert, Peter Gross 257

Part VI Eurojournalism: Current Projects for Future European Journalists

14. Eurojournalism: Aims and Programs for Future European Journalists / Gerd G. Kopper 285

15. Summary: Challenges for Today's Journalism Education / Romy Frohlich, Christina Holtz-Bacha 307.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

ISBN:

1572733810

1572733829

OCLC:

50149623