Negotiating the Struggle for Justice: Negotiation and Communication Practices of Selected Families of Media Killings

Issue: Volume 13 Issue 01
Theme: Intellectuals, the Public Arena, and the Nation
Type of Article: Regular Article Authors: Ragragio, Jefferson Lyndon D. DOI: https://doi.org/10.52518/2016.13.1-06jrgrro APA Reference Entry:

Ragragio, J. L. D. (2016). Negotiating the struggle for justice: Negotiation and communication practices of selected families of media killings. Plaridel, 13(1), 91-120. https://doi.org/10.52518/2016.13.1-06jrgrro

 June 2016 · Volume No.: 13 Issue No.: 1 Editor: Campos, Patrick F. Gramscian hegemonymedia killingsnegotiationnegotiation stylesresistance

Abstract

This qualitative study inquires into the negotiation styles and counter-hegemonic communication practices employed by the families of media killings in their pursuit of justice. Anchored on the analytical concepts of Gramscian hegemony and resistance, the study reveals the dominant negotiation styles utilized by the families and how these styles, first and foremost, manifest the families’ need to be recognized as victims of injustice and impunity especially by the institutions of state power, and secondly, reflect their own power to resist the prevailing state hegemony in the context of negotiation.

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