Titlebook: Contemporary Journalism in the US and Germany; Agents of Accountabi Matthias Revers Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Contextualizing US and German Journalism,he two media systems, focusing particularly on market and non-market influences and professional organizational infrastructures of journalism. On the cultural level, it examines the history of journalism and connects it to national repertoires of evaluation. The chapter suggests a pervasiveness of m

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The Sacred Discourse of Journalistic Professionalism,f journalism award statements and obituaries of journalists is followed by an examination of interview data of reporters of the two press corps engaging in occupational mythologizing. This chapter demonstrates a greater emphasis on the concrete social impact of journalism in the USA, corresponding t

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Embedded Political Reporting: Boundary Processes and Performances,ional autonomy. Source relations constitute a continuous social drama for US journalists and involve meticulous signaling of professional boundaries (.) and perpetual adjustments of closeness and distance (.), performatively and otherwise. German reporters treated their social context much more matt

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Digital Media and the Diversification of Professionalism,ine journalism did not only have practical implications but changed their professional self-understanding as well. Even though German reporters used the same media (except blogs), they had relatively little impact on their work and professional identity. Especially Twitter featured US reporters as s

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Introduction: Textures and Porosities of Journalistic Fields,hapter then presents the theoretical framework of the analysis, which is mainly based on cultural sociology and field theory. A quick discussion of the data and methods used in this study is followed by an overview of the book, including its main findings.

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Competitive Collegiality: The Press Corps Environment,ers thrive on competition, German reporters evaluate it as inherently negative. While US reporters contest associational structures, German reporters fall back on them. This difference accrues from varying strengths of market logics, individualism, and collectivism, which also yield different kinds of pack journalism.