changing public concerns and attitude- islamophobia and terrorism Flashcards

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how can the media affect on government and the public?

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strong influence over publics concerns and attitudes towards crime.
has a knock on effect on policies and government priority

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islamophobia and terrorism in the early 2000s?

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rise in islamic terror
triggered by the 2001 twin towers- 9/11 - atacks
nourished by huge amounts of coverage in newspapers and TV.

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what affect did the 9/11 attacks have?

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created public panic about the rtisk of becoming a victim of terror
made the public panic and wonder about the intensions of muslims in britian

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how does terrorist attacks affect governemnt and policy?

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example:
manchester areana attack 2017- lead to raising the threat level, stricter policies?

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paul baker and the newspapers?

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analysis of 143 million words of british newspapers had negative portrayl of muslims and islam

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words commonly used to report of islam and muslims?

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threat
fundamentalism
terrorist
extremist
sexist
‘muslim’ and ‘islamic’ linked with words denoting violence- Eg. ‘islamic terror’ and ‘muslim fanatics’

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‘muslim community’ ?

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used to portray muslims as homogeneous (all the same) often used alongside:
anger
fear
warning
critisizm

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muslims and the media?

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  • stories focusing on exremism increased over time
  • stories focusing on attacks on muslims decreased
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