Nedavno je u izdanju Mirovnog instituta iz Ljubljane objavljena knjiga "A long way home: Representations of the Western Balkans in Political and Media Discourses". Autorka je Tanja Petrović.
Ona je na primeru prvenstveno slovenačkih medija - štampanih i online - uradila diskurzivnu analizu govora o Balkanu javnih ličnosti (većinom političara) i medija o zemljama Balkana. Njihov pristup ovoj temi je u mnogome sličan modelu prisutnom u medijima zapadnevropskih zemalja.
Evo malo ilustracije onoga o čemu knjiga govori i zaključaka do kojih je Tanja u analizi došla:
The attitude of member states towards individual candidate countries is ambivalent and dependent on the concrete interests of each eu member. By and large, it can be said that the attitudes range from paternalistic support to pressure, conditioning and control.
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In discourses through which the identity of contemporary Europe (that is, the EU) is shaped and legitimized, the Balkans have also increasingly become part of the “third world” – numerous researchers concur with the view that the “representation of the Balkans as the ‘European third world zone’ helped create the impression of so urgently needed collective identity and the sense of the European Union.”
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Mene na najpozitivniji način podseća na knjige Marije Todorove i Edvarda Saida. Korišćen je i Fukoov pristup analizi diskursa. U svakom slučaju, značajan doprinos prevazilaženju crno-belog pogleda na pitanje EU integracija i uloge medija u tom procesu.
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