Between global events and local reverberations: Globalization, local media framing and the 2014 FIFA World Cup

This article advances sociological work on globalization processes. It concerns itself with conceptualizations of how the local and global ‘clash’, utilizing Ulrich Beck's work on globalization, cosmopolitanism and power. By employing Brazil's 2014 Fédération Internationale de Football Ass...

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Published in:Global networks (Oxford) 2024-10, Vol.24 (4), p.n/a
Main Authors: Petersen‐Wagner, Renan, Lee Ludvigsen, Jan Andre
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Cosmopolitanism
Cultural factors
Discourses
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Frame analysis
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Global local relationship
Globalization
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Power
power game
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Symbolism
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Cultural factors
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Football
Frame analysis
framing
Global local relationship
Globalization
Local media
Mass media
media
Power
power game
Soccer
sport
Symbolism
Work
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