El encuentro anual de la Asociación Americana de Ciencia Política se celebra este año en Filadelfia del 30 de agosto al 2 de septiembre. Durante la pre-conferencia de la sección de Comunicación Política, las investigadoras españolas Cristina Zurutuza (Universidad de Navarra) y María José Canel (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, en compañía de Karen Sanders, de la Universidad de Sheffield) presentarán sendas ponencias sobre la comunicación institucional durante los atentados de marzo de 2004 en Madrid:
- Government crisis communication towards terrorism: the Madrid bombings in 2004, Cristina Zurutuza, U of Navarra,
- Communicating in Times of Terror: Comparing Government and Media Frames in
Canel y Sanders han publicado recientemente otro trabajo comparativo entre España y Gran Bretaña, Morality Tales: Political Scandals and Journalism in Britain and Spain in the 1990s (Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 2006), sobre la cobertura periodística de escándalos políticos en la prensa española y británica.
A continuación reproducimos el programa completo de la jornada.
CRISIS COMMUNICATION
Political Communication Section one-day pre-APSA conference
The
Wednesday 30th August 2006
09.00-09.45 Registation and refreshments
09.45-10.00 Welcome and introduction
- Michael Delli Carpini, Professor of Communication and Walter H. Annenberg Dean,
- Pippa Norris, Chair Political Communications, Harvard U and UNDP
- Christina Holtz-Bacha, Program Chair, University of Erlangen-Nuernberg
10.00-11.00 Plenary Panel
Speaker Tba
11.00-12.30 Panel 1. Communicating 'Natural' Disasters
- Chair: Pippa Norris, Harvard U, Cambridge/UNDP
- American Political Culture and Disaster Response, Andrew Rojecki, U of
- Denials, Excuses, Containment, and Apologies: Restoring Tarnished Reputations after Hurricane Katrina. Lessons in Crisis Communication, Amiso M. George,
- When a Natural Disaster Becomes a Political Crisis – A Study of the 2004 Tsunami and Swedish Political Communication, Jesper Strömbäck & Lars Nord, Mid Sweden U, Sundsvall, Sweden
- The Tsunami Catastrophe. A Global Disaster, but also a Swedish One, Tomas Andersson Odén, Marina Ghersetti & Ulf Wallin, Gothenburg U, Sweden
- Respondent:
12.30-01.30 Buffet lunch
01.30-03.00pm Panel 2. Terrorism
- Chair: Paolo Mancini, U of
- Government crisis communication towards terrorism: the Madrid bombings in 2004, Cristina Zurutuza, U of Navarra,
- Comparative Aspects of Terrorism Coverage: Television and Voters in the 2004
- Communicating in Times of Terror: Comparing Government and Media Frames in
- Crisis Communications After 9/11 in the
- Respondent: Gadi Wolfsfeld, Hebrew U, Jerusalem, Israel
03.00-03.30 Coffee Break
3.30-5.00pm Panel 3. The Politics of Crisis Communication
- Chair: Andrew Rojecki, U of
- The Politics of Fear: Threat, Media, and Foreign Policy Opinion, Shana A. Kushner,
- The Role of Public Relations in Crisis Management: Case Study on the Impact of Multiple Crises on Nigeria’s Fragile Democracy Olugbenga Chris Ayeni,
- How Mass Media Use Crisis Communications for Political Gain, Jim H. Snider, New
- Respondent: Michael X. Delli Carpini,
