Dissertation topic/methods planning
- Created by: Olivia Canham
- Created on: 14-11-21 17:09
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- Dissertation
- Methods
- How did the discourse change before and after event?
- did it change? - my investigation
- did it shift how people said it did (was this perception reflected in literature?)
- discourse analysis
- British media reporting - archives, broadsheet, tabloid
- need to give overview - see Baker et al 2013
- Baker-Beall: post-Madrid was perception that terrorism was 'new' and more 'violent'
- sustained use of terms: 'new', evolving', 'growing', 'increasing' to describe terrorist threat
- New type of terroist threat - 'lone wolf' or 'lone actor'- who could potentially strike at any time was introduced into discourse
- since 2005- less 'new' and more 'growing' and 'evolving'
- is this true?
- see Implementation of the Action Plan to Combat Terrorism from EU CTC to European Council
- captured 'fight against terrorism' aspect - evolving against EU
- constituted through reference to identity
- captured 'fight against terrorism' aspect - evolving against EU
- since 2005- less 'new' and more 'growing' and 'evolving'
- since 2005- less 'new' and more 'growing' and 'evolving'
- is this true?
- see Implementation of the Action Plan to Combat Terrorism from EU CTC to European Council
- captured 'fight against terrorism' aspect - evolving against EU
- constituted through reference to identity
- captured 'fight against terrorism' aspect - evolving against EU
- increased use of emotive language- Olli Rehn speech, EU Commissioner for Enlargement
- 'the cowardly acts of terrorism in London last Thursday...be condemned by the whole civilised world' (2016, 88)
- British media reporting - archives, broadsheet, tabloid
- How did the discourse change before and after event?
- Topic: 7/7 bombings, perception shift
- Anchored radicalisation as intertwined with 'home grown' dimension
- did 7/7 act as a booster for cooperation with EU/UK Prevent strategy?
- 2005 EU CT strategy- 'internal and external aspects of security strategy are inextricably linked' (2016, 177)
- link to EU CT strategy in 2005
- border control and collective action
- link to EU CT strategy in 2005
- 2005 EU CT strategy- 'internal and external aspects of security strategy are inextricably linked' (2016, 177)
- Baker-Beall- perception that the terrorist threat had internal characteristics
- 'part of our own society had seemingly been confirmed with the terrorist attacks by UK nationals in London' (2016, 72)
- radicalisation and the Muslim 'other'
- did 7/7 act as a booster for cooperation with EU/UK Prevent strategy?
- Psychological impacts (Goodwin and Gains, 2007)
- was terrorism being defined through a 'prism of identity' (2016, 117)
- link to EU CT strategy in 2005
- border control and collective action
- link to EU CT strategy in 2005
- Anchored radicalisation as intertwined with 'home grown' dimension
- The Question
- A discursive analysis investigating the extent to which the 2005 London Bombings shifted the perception of terrorism from a external threat to a home grown phenomena
- Context: The British Media
- 2000-2009- word 'Muslim' appeared 121,125 times in national British press - 33 times a day, on average
- media - sees topic as worth considerable focus - Baker et al 2013
- Is it tabloid vs broadsheet?
- or is it comparable?
- 2000-2009- word 'Muslim' appeared 121,125 times in national British press - 33 times a day, on average
- Methods
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