bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Repliek
Authors: Bröer Christian 
Published: July 2021

Het doet goed wanneer je proefschrift echt gelezen wordt. En ik voel me vereerd met de opmerking van Astrid Souren dat mijn boek haar anders heeft laten kijken naar de krant. In haar recensie is echter ook een aanzienlijk misverstand geslopen. Zij heeft de indruk dat ik de centrale stelling – beleidsdiscoursen vormen onze beleving van problemen – niet toets, maar alleen wil bevestigen en wil illustreren met mijn proefschrift. Deze conclusie trekt zij op grond van p. 35: daaruit zou blijken dat ik alleen die uitingen over geluid onderzoek 'die aansluiten bij het dominante politieke discours'. Dat zou inderdaad toetsend noch explorerend zijn. Op p. 35 staat echter dat het onderzoek zich alleen richt op vliegtuiggeluiden en niet op de gehele geluidsomgeving waarbinnen vliegtuiggeluiden optreden. Daarmee volg ik inderdaad de afbakening die het Nederlandse beleid maakt. Maar die afbakening betreft het object van onderzoek – vliegtuiggeluid – en niet mogelijke betekenissen daarvan. Zoals in dezelfde alinea ook staat, hoeven burgers die afbakening zelf niet te maken. Zij zijn vrij om vliegtuiggeluiden op allerlei manieren te beschrijven. Burgers kunnen de beleidsmatige afbakening overnemen (dat noem ik consonantie), deels overnemen en deels verwerpen (dat noem ik dissonantie) of vanuit een heel ander discours interpreteren (dit noem ik autonomie). Deze drie mogelijkheden zijn gelijkwaardig onderzocht. Ik heb uitingen van burgers over vliegtuiggeluiden verzameld die wel én uitingen die niet in beleidsprocessen tot stand zijn gekomen: inspraakreacties, hinderklachten, ingezonden brieven en interviews. Ook binnen elke bron heb ik gestreefd naar zo groot mogelijke diversiteit. Op die manier is het mogelijk om consonante, dissonante en autonome uitingen op te sporen. Het blijkt dat de meeste uitingen het beleidsdiscours (op onderdelen) reproduceren. Uit mijn analyse had ook naar voren kunnen komen dat burgers het geluid overwegend anders beleven dan in het beleid besloten ligt. Het onderzoek bevat voorbeelden daarvan.
Journalistiek en internet in de Lage Landen. Een vergelijkende studie
naar het internetgebruik van Nederlandse en Vlaamse journalisten
Authors: Hermans Liesbeth , Vergeer Maurice , d'Haenens Leen , Joniaux Karolien 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
Abstract
De opkomst van internet heeft gevolgen voor de rol van de journalistiek. Deze
studie geeft inzicht in de mate waarin journalisten in Nederland en Vlaanderen
internetapplicaties gebruiken en welke motieven zij daarvoor hebben.
De schuivende achterban van de Nederlandse publieke
omroep
Authors: Konig Ruben , Bardoel Jo , Nuijten Koos , Borger Saskia 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
Abstract
De Nederlandse samenleving is de afgelopen decennia op sociaal-cultureel gebied
sterk veranderd. Er hebben zich processen van individualisering, van
veranderende nadruk op gelijkheid en solidariteit en van ontideologisering
voorgedaan. In deze studie stellen we ons de vraag in hoeverre de achterban van
de publieke omroeporganisaties deze maatschappelijke trends heeft gevolgd en in
hoeverre deze nog de sociaal-culturele diversiteit van onze samenleving
representeren.
Fitna in de media: een brongerichte mediahype
Authors: Ruigrok Nel , Scholten Otto , Krijt Martijn , Schaper Joep 
Published: July 2021

Abstract
Abstract
De berichtgeving over Wilders' film Fitna tartte maandenlang elke journalistieke
wet: hoe langer de film op zich liet wachten, hoe meer media-aandacht over alles
wat met Fitna te maken had. Als snel viel het woord ‘mediahype’. Dit
onderzoek gaat aan de hand van bestaande criteria na in hoeverre hier inderdaad
sprake was van een mediahype. Daarbij bestuderen we vooral de rol van geciteerde
bronnen, die wijst op media in de rol van zowel primary als secondary definers
van het nieuws.
Tell me and I’ll forget – Show me and I may remember – Involve me and
I’ll understand: leereffecten van educatieve software vergeleken met een
traditionele lesmethode
Authors: Walma van der Molen Juliette , Peijs Jephta 
Published: July 2021

Tell me and I’ll forget – Show me and I may remember – Involve me and I’ll
understand: leereffecten van educatieve software vergeleken met een traditionele
lesmethode
Tell me and I’ll forget – Show me and I may remember – Involve me and I’ll
understand: leereffecten van educatieve software vergeleken met een traditionele
lesmethode
In een mediavergelijkend experiment kreeg de helft van 108 basisschoolleerlingen
een lesmethode met een educatieve game; de andere helft kreeg dezelfde
lessenserie middels een werkboek. Via cued-recall-vragen werd onderzocht welk
type informatie (tekstueel, visueel of ingebed in de context van de game) het
beste aangeleerd werd. In overeenstemming met de experiential learning theory
werd gevonden dat informatie die spelenderwijs werd opgedaan uit de gamecontext
beter werd herinnerd dan geïnstrueerde informatie.
De inzet van online groepsdiscussies in marktonderzoek
Authors: Wittenberg Wendy 
Published: July 2021

Samenvatting
Steeds meer marktonderzoekbureaus maken gebruik van online kwalitatief onderzoek. In dit artikel wordt weergegeven hoe marktonderzoekbureau Quint Result online groepsdiscussies uitvoert en inzet. Hierbij wordt eerst ingegaan op de vraag welke vorm van online discussies wij gebruiken en wanneer wij deze inzetten. Vervolgens wordt de methodologie van deze methode besproken, waarbij vergelijkingen worden gemaakt tussen online focusgroepen en face-to-face discussies (FTF). Tot slot worden enkele voor- en nadelen besproken, waarbij ook wordt gereageerd op het artikel van Kiek Tates (dit nummer).
Professionele journalistieke identiteit in een digitale omgeving
Authors: van Dijck José 
Published: July 2021

The migration of newspapers to a digital domain
The migration of newspapers to a digital domain
The decline of newspapers has caused academics to study its problematic migration from an analogue to a digital environment. Yet while the need for change has become pressingly urgent, news organizations often tend to focus on dwindling circulation as a mere economic or technical problem, which can only be solved by developing a new business model or by inventing an electronic equivalent of the paper. This article argues that the transformation from print to digital in the news business requires a rather profound analysis of the changing conditions of (independent) journalism. It subsequently offers a heuristic for news organisations wanting to reposition themselves vis-à-vis old players (readers, advertisers) and new players (platform providers, search engines) in the media business. Analysis and heuristic combined should help news organizations to answer the question what kind of organization they want to be and what economic, technical and organizational choices may shape their migration to a digital domain.
Wat is nationaal aan nationale cinema?
Authors: Van Gorp Jasmijn 
Published: July 2021

What is national about national cinema? The academic debate unravelled
What is national about national cinema? The academic debate unravelled
The concept of national cinema has been the subject of a heated debate in film studies for almost 20 years. In this article it is argued that the debate should be seen in the light of the discussion on the concepts of nation and national identity. The starting point is Higson’s pioneering article ‘The Concept of National Identity’ (1989), identifying four views on national cinema (i.e., art cinema, textual, productional and consumptional approach). A fifth approach is being formed by the antipode of national cinema: post- or transnational cinema.
De media(de)constructie van rampen
Authors: Joye Stijn 
Published: July 2021

On the (de)construction of disasters by the media: How Flemish news media select and cover international disasters
On the (de)construction of disasters by the media: How Flemish news media select and cover international disasters
News media play a basic role in giving publicity and meaning to global suffering as it is mainly through media reports that the world perceives international crises. This article focuses on the (de)construction of disasters by Flemish news media. Applying quantitative content analysis, the study reveals that 70.8% of all disasters occurring between 1986 and 2006 are neglected by the newspapers, for the large part disasters in less developed countries. Regarding coverage, proximity appears to be the guiding principle. Disasters developing in Western or high income countries are well covered while distant crises in the peripheral South are struggling to get attention, unless they affect a huge number of (Western) people. A series of in-depth interviews with Flemish journalists confirm these results. Next to proximity, journalists refer to the severity of a disaster and a number of pragmatic considerations as determining factors for selection and coverage.
Reflectieve communicatie bij organisaties
Authors: Verhoeven Piet , Zerfass Ansgar 
Published: July 2021

Reflective communication management in organizations
Reflective communication management in organizations
The practice of communication management and public relations in Europe has, according to theory, a reflective character. The key aspect of this reflective communication management is to view the organization from the perspective of the public sphere. Important aspects of reflective communication management are the extent to which communication recommendations are taken seriously by senior management, if and how communicative arguments and reputational considerations are factored into strategic decision making and planning in the organization, the involvement of communication professionals in corporate social responsibility, the use of research and equal positions for male and female practitioners. A secondary analysis of data from the European Communication Monitor 2008 and 2009, a cross national survey among European communication professionals, indicates that communication management in Europe indeed is developing in the direction of reflective communication management. Evidence is presented for the Netherlands and for different regions in Europe.
Filmbeleid in Vlaanderen en Denemarken: een comparatieve analyse
Authors: sv Willems Gertjan 
Published: July 2021

A comparative analysis of contemporary film policy in Flanders and Denmark
A comparative analysis of contemporary film policy in Flanders and Denmark
Flanders and Denmark are highly comparable regions, particularly regarding their film sectors, which makes it interesting to compare their success and to take a closer look at the policy towards feature film support in both regions. This research focuses on the year 2007 and is based on an analysis of film policy documents and facts and figures about the Flemish and Danish film sectors.It turns out that the Danish government allocates much more money to the direct support of feature films than the Flemish government does. In addition, there are some important structural differences in their film policies. While Denmark chooses to support artistic and commercial films via separate support systems, Flanders has one support system for both types of film. Regarding the success of the films, we see that Danish films attracted a bigger domestic audience and won twice as many prizes on international film festivals than Flemish films.
Vertrouwen in burgerperspectieven
Authors: Dekker Paul , den Ridder Josje 
Published: July 2021

Trust in citizens’ outlooks
Trust in citizens’ outlooks
Since 2008 the Netherlands Institute for Social Research | SCP conducts the Citizens’ Outlooks Barometer (COB), which explores current trends in public opinion in the Netherlands. In the COB quantitative and qualitative research methods are combined to signal trends and new issues, to explain group differences, and to investigate the feelings and arguments behind public concerns. We use focus groups and open-ended survey questions for qualitative research. A main topic in COB has been the development and diversity of trust in political institutions. By combining numbers and arguments, we have tried to put political trust in perspective (it is often more a diffuse image than a deep conviction) and give a better understanding of the (asymmetric) reasons for trust and for distrust. We deal with the usual problems of representation and generalization in qualitative research as good as we can by discussing interpretations in our diverse research team. A main challenge is now to develop more systematic and less time-consuming ways to analyze large sets of open answers in surveys.
Alert4you: monitoronderzoek naar de praktijk van samenwerking tussen kinderopvang en jeugdzorg
Authors: Chênevert Cécile , Balledux Marielle , Jan de Wilde Erik 
Published: July 2021

Alert4you: monitoring study on the practice of collaboration between childcare and youth care
Alert4you: monitoring study on the practice of collaboration between childcare and youth care
This article describes the monitor of the project Alert4you, conducted by the Netherlands Youth Institute. The project Alert4you is a collaboration between youth care and children’s day care. The project’s objective is earlier detection of unusual behaviour in children, providing better support tools to pedagogical staff and improving cooperation with parents. The article describes the monitor’s research design and results. In addition, the researchers describe the advantages of this research method.
De waarde van kwalitatieve strategieën voor het praktijkgericht onderzoek
Authors: J.M. Verschuren Piet 
Published: July 2021

The value of qualitative strategies for practice-oriented research
The value of qualitative strategies for practice-oriented research
Mainstream methodology for quantitative and experimental research can’t come up to many demands of practice-oriented research. Qualitative research strategies often offer very good opportunities as to the accessibility of the object of practice-oriented research and to the utility of its results. However, what are needed is a fully practice-oriented researcher, as well as a further development of the methodology of qualitative causal research, of phenomenological oriented qualitative research strategies, and of qualitative research as a whole.
Journalistiek in Vlaanderen
Authors: Opgenhaffen Michaël , d’Haenens Leen , Corten Maarten 
Published: July 2021

Journalism in Flanders: correspondence between practice, education and research
Journalism in Flanders: correspondence between practice, education and research
As journalism practice has changed over the last decade, so have the journalism curricula and the research field. While the news business was undergoing dramatic changes as a result of the digital revolution, Flanders witnessed a boom in journalism curricula and saw the emergence of a new research domain, namely journalism studies. Given the constant interaction, it seems relevant to investigate the degree in which these domains correspond to one another. In this study we identify the thematic focuses as well as the prominence of the four main media platforms within each domain. We carried out a survey among 600 Flemish journalists, analyzed every bachelor and master study program in Flanders and inventoried Flemish research in journalism studies, conducted from 2005 till 2010. The results indeed indicate a number of discrepancies, mainly thematic in nature. Possible remedies are discussed.
Een theoretische verkenning naar de narratieve logica achter hedendaagse computerspellen
Authors: Dubbelman Teun 
Published: July 2021

A theoretical investigation into the narrative logic of contemporary computer games
A theoretical investigation into the narrative logic of contemporary computer games
This paper explores the logics behind two primary ways in which computer games deal with stories. As evident in how these games are designed, one of these logics focuses on players as implied authors who guide heroes through challenging trials and tribulations. The other logic focuses on players as embodied participants who become the hero and experience adventures of their own. This paper argues that in order to understand the differences between these two distinctive logics, it is necessary to critically review the representational concept of narrative as developed once in structuralist narratology and to develop an additional presentational conceptualization, applicable to both marginal narrative practices of the past as well as mainstream practices of the present. Drawing on theories from game-, film- and theatre studies, the paper defines these two logics, presents their characteristics and shows how they steer the future design of game stories into two different directions.
Van digitale kloof naar digitale inclusie
Authors: Mariën Ilse , Vleugels Chris 
Published: July 2021

From digital divide to digital inclusion: towards a sustainable support of e-inclusion initiatives in Flanders
From digital divide to digital inclusion: towards a sustainable support of e-inclusion initiatives in Flanders
Throughout the last decade it has become clear that the digital divide needs to be considered as a complex phenomenon covering a wide range of exclusion mechanisms at the level of access, usage and multiple digital literacy’s. Simultaneously, a vast number of e-inclusion initiatives have emerged trying to address these problems of exclusion. Hence, a highly scattered, disorganized and unidentified field of approaches to the implementation of e-inclusion has surfaced, leaving policy stakeholders unaware of the scope, effectiveness and sustainability of these approaches and initiatives. Therefore, a study was launched in Flanders in order to (1) gain a comprehensive insight in existing initiatives and their modus operandi, and (2) generate policy recommendations related to identify gaps and lacking synergies. In this article we present the results of this study consisting of a quantitative inventory of Flemish e-inclusion initiatives, and a qualitative brainstorm session with various stakeholders.
Narratief onderzoek
Authors: Sools Anneke 
Published: July 2021

Narrative research. An introduction of characteristics and challenges of a rapidly growing research field.
Narrative research. An introduction of characteristics and challenges of a rapidly growing research field.
This article provides a brief overview of different narrative approaches in social scientific inquiry. First different definitions, methodological and epistemological approaches are introduced. Then, the emergence of a narrative approach in the social sciences is situated in historical and societal contexts. Finally, some challenges and potentials of developing this rapidly growing approach are identified. In particular the use of technological developments and the advancement of the relational turn in narrative inquiry are addressed. In the discussion, arguments are presented concerning a more methodical approach and attention is drawn to the risks of losing the humanistic potential of narrative research.
Praktijkgericht onderzoek en een onderzoekende houding: opleiding en lectoraat verbinden onderzoek en onderwijs voor praktijkontwikkeling
Authors: Jurrius Kitty , van Heijst Pim , Bollinger Stijn 
Published: July 2021

Applied research and an investigating attitude: how an Educational Programme and a Centre of Expertise link research and education for professionalization of the field
Applied research and an investigating attitude: how an Educational Programme and a Centre of Expertise link research and education for professionalization of the field
The University of Applied Sciences in Utrecht wishes to relate research, education of professionals and research questions that originate from professional contexts. To achieve this aim the curriculum has been changed recently. A project is described in which students write their theses based on projects that stem from the field, while their findings are fed back into the curriculum.
@Malinowski, heb je ping?
Authors: Roks Robby 
Published: July 2021

@Malinowski, do you have ping?
@Malinowski, do you have ping?
Due to the fact that lives of respondents increasingly take place online, ‘being there’ and participating in everyday life has changed. Based on ongoing research, this article examines new and additional possibilities provided by technological developments in the field of digital communication in collecting data. In addition to focusing on offline practices, the use of digital communication, such as BlackBerry ‘ping’ and social media like Twitter, provides opportunities to incorporate the online practices of respondents during fieldwork.
Negatieve reacties van vrouwen op seksuele videoclips
Authors: M.F. van Oosten Johanna , Boot Inge 
Published: July 2021

Women’s resistance to sexual music videos: the role of involvement and dissonance
Women’s resistance to sexual music videos: the role of involvement and dissonance
Research on sexual music videos has paid little attention to the possibility that viewers can resist sexual music videos and has largely ignored the processes that may explain this resistance. The present study aimed to fill these gaps in the literature. In an experiment, 44 young women were shown a music video with either sexual or neutral content. Subsequently, their reactions towards the music video were assessed. Involvement in the sexual music video, defined by emotionally driven attention, was positively related to feelings of dissonance. Feelings of dissonance, in turn, were positively related to resistance in the form of negative thoughts towards the music video. These effects were not found for mere exposure to the sexual music video or for involvement in the neutral music video. Our study suggests that young women’s involvement in sexual music videos can elicit resistance, which is explained by increased dissonance.
Seksuele objectivering in een vampierenromance
Authors: Vandenbosch Laura , Frison Eline , Eggermont Steven 
Published: July 2021

Sexual objectification in a vampire romance: An experimental study towards the effect of the movie Twilight on self-objectification among adolescent girls
Sexual objectification in a vampire romance: An experimental study towards the effect of the movie Twilight on self-objectification among adolescent girls
The present study investigates whether self-objectification is induced by exposure to a popular, but sexually objectifying teenage movie (i.e. Twilight). To test this hypothesis, an experiment in 70 adolescent girls (Mage = 15,07, SDage = 1,51) was conducted. Results showed, first, a significant effect of the Twilight movie on self-objectification. Girls who had been exposed to Twilight reported a higher level of self-objectification in the posttest compared to the pretest and to the control group. Second, a significant interaction effect of exposure to Twilight and strong identification with the main character was found. Findings are discussed in light of objectification theory.
Van onderzoeksthema tot empirisch geval: een kwestie van redeneren!?
Authors: van Hulst Merlijn , van Zuydam Sabine 
Published: July 2021

From research subject to case; a matter of reasoning!?
From research subject to case; a matter of reasoning!?
Many researchers have a cognitive problem in connecting an abstract research theme to concrete cases. The authors demonstrate a scheme of stepwise reasoning to overcome this gap. This scheme may be helpful in choosing cases for empirical research as well as understanding the logic of case selection.