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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Grundlagen zu Unternehmensinvestitionen,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.

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Christoph Erdmenger,Ines Klaukeracy. The analysis finds vigorously upheld but relatively porous and malleable professional boundaries of US journalism which stand opposite the unagitated maintenance, strength and rigidity of professional boundaries in German journalism.

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The Sacred Discourse of Journalistic Professionalism,o the image of the ideal journalist as a change agent of history. The German professional imaginary envisions less immediate impacts of journalism, focusing more on revealing wrongdoing and hidden aspects of our world and shaping public debates.

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Digital Media and the Diversification of Professionalism,usceptible to an ethic of transparency, even though it clashed with traditional occupational norms and their greatest defenders in the press corps. I conceive this shift in the US case as a diversification of professionalism.

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Investitionstheorie und Realoptions-Ansatz,ism and advocacy. It shows that these examples of journalistic metadiscourse are filtered through specific lenses of each occupational culture. This chapter then presents the theoretical framework of the analysis, which is mainly based on cultural sociology and field theory. A quick discussion of th