Bones pràctiques de les ràdios locals de Catalunya en matèria d'espais de diàleg i convivència entre les persones autòctones i les immigrades estrangeres. El cas dels programes premiats per la Mesa per a la Diversitat en l'Audiovisual

Identificador:  TDX:3859

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/TDX3859

Autors:  Marchesi García, Mónica Olivia

Resum:
This thesis focuses on the study of Catalan local radio stations and the creation of spaces for dialogue and coexistence between local people and foreign immigrants through their programming. To do so, a total of ten programmes were chosen that have been recognised with the award of the Bureau for Diversity in the Audiovisual Field of the Catalan Audiovisual Council. Each of the award-winning programmes from 2009 to 2019 was analysed. The general objective was to identify, analyse and evaluate the good practices of local radio stations in Catalonia in terms of integrating immigrants and creating spaces for dialogue and coexistence between native people and foreign immigrants. The introduction defines the object of the study, establishes the objectives and presents the background and justification for the research. Point 2, the theoretical and contextual framework, offers the socio-demographic, legal and political aspects of immigration in Spain and Catalonia, and deals with the main research and contributions in the field of studies on communication and immigration. In point 3, the methodology is developed: the analysis techniques used and the qualitative content analysis with their respective dimensions and indicators are explained. In section 4, the results of the analysis of each of the radio programmes and the in-depth interviews are presented. The thesis ends in section 5, which sets out the general conclusions, limitations, recommendations and future lines of research. This research contributes to the understanding of the phenomenon of local radio stations in Catalonia in relation to their capacity to establish dialogues between native people and foreign immigrants.