媒体素养、积极公民和可持续民主:斯洛文尼亚个案研究

Q2 Social Sciences Politics in Central Europe Pub Date : 2023-09-01 DOI:10.2478/pce-2023-0018
Erika Džajić Uršič, Alenka Pandiloska Jurak
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本文分享了研究结果,以支持媒体素养教育的案例,以促进斯洛文尼亚公民的媒体参与。它分享了由多瑙河Interreg资助的MELIA天文台项目的成果,该项目汇集了研究人员、从业人员、专业人员、民间社会和主要利益攸关方,包括记者、教师、学生、图书馆员和信息专业人员。本文旨在评估斯洛文尼亚可持续民主中媒体素养和参与社会责任的最新水平。我们首先介绍了涉及斯洛文尼亚语的公共机构,其中包括媒体监管,重点是媒体素养及其对积极公民和可持续民主的影响。其次,提出了管理媒体各个方面的法律,再次强调媒体素养与积极公民之间的联系,这在这里是最明显的。从研究结果来看,媒体教育需要“重启”,通过对媒体进行复杂的学术解构,结合对同一媒体的理论化生产,促进批判性的恢复力,然后才能取得成功。斯洛文尼亚作为MELIA观察站的代表伙伴,是一个新兴的民主国家,其民主巩固过程一直存在问题,如政治方面的问题、仇恨言论、歧视、错误信息和薄弱的媒体自由制度。
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Media Literacy, active citizenship and sustainable democracy: a case study of Slovenia
Abstract This article shares research findings to support the case for media literacy education to facilitate robust media engagement by Slovenian citizens. It shares the outcomes of a project MELIA Observatory funded by the Interreg Danube, which brought together researchers, practitioners, professionals, civil society, and key stakeholders, including journalists, teachers, students, librarians and information professionals. The article aims to evaluate state-of-the-art of media literacy and engaged social responsibility within sustainable democracy in Slovenia. We first present public institutions involved in Slovenian where we include media regulation with a focus on media literacy and its implications for active citizenship and sustainable democracy. Secondly, laws governing all aspects of media are presented, again emphasizing the connection between media literacy and active citizenship which is most evident here. From the findings, media education requires a “reboot” to promote critical resilience through a sophisticated academic deconstructionism of media mixed with theorised production of the same media before it can be successful. Slovenia as a representative partner of the MELIA Observatory is a new democracy, and its democratic consolidation processes have been problematic, as seen by issues of political aspects, hate speech, discrimination, misinformation, and weak media freedom regimes.
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Politics in Central Europe
Politics in Central Europe Social Sciences-Political Science and International Relations
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期刊介绍: POLITICS IN CENTRAL EUROPE – The Journal of the Central European Political Science Association is an independent and internationally peer-reviewed scientific journal in political science and international relations. The Journal was established in 2005 as the scientific review that publishes scientific essays, book reviews and information about conferences and other events connected with Central European issues. POLITICS IN CENTRAL EUROPE publishes politics, policy analysis, international relations and other sub-disciplines of political original, peer-reviewed manuscripts that provide scientific essays focusing on issues in comparative science, as well as original theoretical or conceptual analyses. All essays must contribute to a broad understanding of the region of Central Europe. Our goal is to give scholars from Central Europe and beyond the opportunity to present the results of their research.
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