An Analysis of British Media’s Framing of Immigration During Brexit Campaign’s Final Days
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Cunningham, Michael
- Affiliation: College of Arts and Sciences, Center for European Studies
- Abstract
- Did conservative media frame immigration during the run-up to the Brexit Referendum differently than liberal media? Through the coding of articles in both The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph, we will determine that these publications framed immigration in terms of national security rather than human rights or economic integration issues during the final few days of the Brexit campaign in 2016. Additionally, this framing was due to two newsworthy events that formed the narrative during these waning days: a great debate and a controversial advertisement which not only dominated the headlines but also caused the campaigns to act and react around a security narrative.
- Date of publication
- 2021
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- Article
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- North Carolina Journal of European Studies
- Journal volume
- 2
- Journal issue
- 1
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- 1
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- 19
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- English
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