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МЕДИЈИ, МИГРАЦИЈЕ И ТЕРОРИЗАМ – НЕКЕ КОРЕЛАЦИЈЕ

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UDCУДК 327.88::323.28]:316.774 Pages103-123 Year2025
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Abstract

Како се савремени медији односе према феноменима миграција, тероризма и њиховом корелативу? Који су фактори који доприносе да вести повезане са тероризмом и миграцијама задобију значајнију пажњу медијских кућа? Каква су искуства академске заједнице која се бави овим феноменима у САД, Европи и уже, у земљама – медитеранским капијама Европе: Италији, Шпанији и Грчкој? На који начин заиста утиче пораст броја ирегуларних улазака у Европу на број терористичких акција које погађају европске земље, те њихов интензитет и број погинулих у тим нападима? Ово су нека од истраживачких питања, на које покушава да одговори овај рад. На основу доступне литературе о медијским и академским обрадама тероризма и миграција, те сазнања о њиховој идентичности и различитости, супротности и противречности, у раду се закључује да без обзира на приказе ових феномена у медијима са елементима пренаглашености и спектакла, академска обрада ових феномена и њихове корелације указује на изостанак недвосмислене потврде да већи прилив ирегуларне миграције у Европи условљава и већи број терористичких акција и(ли) већи број погинулих на европском тлу.

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