Journalism in Adversity

Reporting through Conflict, Marginalization, and Authoritarianism

Häftad, Engelska, 2026

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Drawing on expert contributions, case studies, and practical advice, Journalism in Adversity offers a compelling guide to practising journalism in complex and challenging conditions.From war zones and authoritarian regimes to natural disasters and systemic inequalities, this book helps students develop the vital intangible skills and resilience strategies which are often overlooked in the classroom but essential in today’s high-risk media environment. Chapters are organised into three sections: deconstructing objectivity, crisis coverage, and leveraging unique perspectives. Topics within these sections include source diversification, impact-focused reporting, navigating identity and code-switching, and managing personal well-being while covering traumatic events. Each chapter contains discussion questions and further reading to help solidify knowledge and encourage deep engagement with the issues discussed.Journalism in Adversity is a key text for students undertaking courses such as Advanced Reporting, Conflict Reporting, and Journalism Ethics.

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Utgivningsdatum:2026-10-29
Mått:156 x 234 x undefined mm
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Antal sidor:242
Förlag:Taylor & Francis Ltd
ISBN:9781041140757

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Gina Baleria, Ed.D., is Asociate Professor of Journalism, Digital Media, Media Writing, and Podcasting at Sonoma State University, USA, and a former broadcast and digital journalist. Her book, The Journalism Behind Journalism: Going Beyond the Basics to Train Effective Journalists in a Shifting Landscape (Routledge 2021) explores how to cultivate intangible journalistic skills, such as curiosity, empathy, tenacity, recognizing implicit biases, and writing inclusively.

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List of Contributors1. INTRODUCTION: Effective Reporting in the Face of Increasing Antagonism, Misinformation, & Information VacuumsGina BaleriaPART 1: Deconstructing Objectivity Toward More Impactful Journalism 2. The Notion of Objectivity in a Post-George Floyd WorldJennifer C. Thomas 3. A Journalistic Approach to Transforming Our Understanding of Framing & ExpertiseAubrey Nagle 4. Expanding the Meaning of Journalism’s Impact on SocietyAnita Varma & Rahoof KaliyarakathPART 2: News Coverage in Crisis and Adversity 5. Facing Journalistic Coverage in Crisis ContextsDaniela Grassau, Constanza Ortega-Gunckel, & Soledad Puente 6. What the Classroom Cannot Teach: Field-Based Knowledge & the Intangible Capacities of Conflict JournalismFariba Pajooh 7. Navigating AI, Online Harassment, & Security in Digital SpacesGina BaleriaPART 3: Valuing the Unique Perspectives of Journalists 8. The Value & Detriments of Identity & Code Shifting in Journalism John C. Watson 9. Overcoming Impostor Syndrome in Journalism: Practical Strategies for Reclaiming ConfidenceJesús Ayala Rico 10. It’s Time to Face Journalistic Vulnerabilities More DirectlyQun WangGlossaryIndex