Abstract
Las miradas investigativas de mediana duración que elaboran mapas de interpretación sobre las complejas relaciones entre los medios de comunicación, el periodismo y el conflicto armado en Colombia –sus tensiones, continuidades, transformaciones y contextos– no crecen como hongos en este país. Estar atentos a las dinámicas que el propio campo periodístico ha generado en torno al rol, la identidad, los modelos profesionales en juego y el tipo de cubrimiento informativo sobre el conflicto armado y los procesos de paz en Colombia es, por lo tanto, una tarea indispensable, no solo para aprender del pasado sino para imaginar el futuro. Este trabajo se inscribe en dicha perspectiva. Su propósito es ofrecer una mirada interpretativa de las principales tendencias que han guiado el estudio sobre la relación entre los medios de comunicación, el periodismo y la confrontación armada en Colombia entre 2002 y 2012. ¿Qué asuntos asociados a
la cobertura informativa del conflicto armado se ha investigado-reflexionado en el país durante la última década? ¿Cuál es la agenda investigativa que la academia, las organizaciones sociales y de periodistas han elaborado sobre esta problemática? ¿Qué aprendizajes se pueden extraer de estas agendas de investigación de cara, no solo a la cobertura del conflicto armado, sino de los mismos procesos de paz pasados, presentes y futuros?
The investigative views of medium duration that develop interpretation maps on the complex relationships between the media, journalism and the armed conflict in Colombia - its tensions, continuities, transformations and contexts - do not grow like mushrooms in this country. Being attentive to the dynamics that the journalistic field itself has generated around the role, identity, professional models at stake and the type of information coverage on the armed conflict and peace processes in Colombia is, therefore, a task indispensable, not only to learn from the past but to imagine the future. This work is part of this perspective. Its purpose is to offer an interpretive look at the main trends that have guided the study of the relationship between the media, journalism and the armed confrontation in Colombia between 2002 and 2012. What issues associated with the informative coverage of the armed conflict has been investigated-reflected in the country during the last decade? What is the investigative agenda that the academy, social organizations and journalists have drawn up on this problem? What lessons can be drawn from these research agendas with a view not only to covering the armed conflict, but also to past, present and future peace processes?
la cobertura informativa del conflicto armado se ha investigado-reflexionado en el país durante la última década? ¿Cuál es la agenda investigativa que la academia, las organizaciones sociales y de periodistas han elaborado sobre esta problemática? ¿Qué aprendizajes se pueden extraer de estas agendas de investigación de cara, no solo a la cobertura del conflicto armado, sino de los mismos procesos de paz pasados, presentes y futuros?
The investigative views of medium duration that develop interpretation maps on the complex relationships between the media, journalism and the armed conflict in Colombia - its tensions, continuities, transformations and contexts - do not grow like mushrooms in this country. Being attentive to the dynamics that the journalistic field itself has generated around the role, identity, professional models at stake and the type of information coverage on the armed conflict and peace processes in Colombia is, therefore, a task indispensable, not only to learn from the past but to imagine the future. This work is part of this perspective. Its purpose is to offer an interpretive look at the main trends that have guided the study of the relationship between the media, journalism and the armed confrontation in Colombia between 2002 and 2012. What issues associated with the informative coverage of the armed conflict has been investigated-reflected in the country during the last decade? What is the investigative agenda that the academy, social organizations and journalists have drawn up on this problem? What lessons can be drawn from these research agendas with a view not only to covering the armed conflict, but also to past, present and future peace processes?
Translated title of the contribution | Media, journalism and armed conflict: The investigative agenda on the informative coverage of the armed conflict in Colombia, 2002-2012 |
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Original language | Spanish |
Publisher | Fundación Gabriel García Márquez para el Nuevo Periodismo Iberoamericano (FNPI) |
Commissioning body | The United Nations Development Programme |
Number of pages | 56 |
Publication status | Published - 3 May 2013 |