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Journalism and Global Governance

The role of journalism in global governance refers to the function of media in informing the public and policymakers about international issues, facilitating transparency and accountability, and fostering informed civic engagement in the decision-making processes that affect global affairs. Through investigative reporting and analysis, journalism contributes to the shaping of public discourse and the promotion of democratic principles on a global scale.

intermediate
3 hours
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Journalism plays a pivotal role in global governance by ensuring that information flows freely and accurately. It serves as a watchdog, holding governments accountable and fostering transparency. Through investigative reporting, journalists uncover critical issues that can influence public policy an...

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Accountability
The obligation of governments to report on their activities and be answerable to the public.

Example: Journalists investigate government spending to ensure accountability.

Transparency
Openness in government actions and decisions, allowing public scrutiny.

Example: Transparent reporting on election processes helps build trust.

Investigative Journalism
In-depth reporting that uncovers hidden information or issues.

Example: Investigative journalists exposed a major corruption scandal.

Misinformation
False or misleading information spread regardless of intent.

Example: Misinformation about health policies can lead to public panic.

Censorship
Suppression of speech or public communication that may be considered objectionable.

Example: Censorship of news articles limits public access to information.

Global Governance
Cooperation among countries to address global issues.

Example: Climate change requires global governance for effective solutions.

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Studies the interactions between countries and their impact on global governance.
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Digital Journalism
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Key Concepts

AccountabilityTransparencyPublic EngagementInformation Dissemination