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    1. Advocacy Groups vs Olympic Officials A Framing Battle: Human Rights and the Beijing Olympics Ana ADI
      • Context
      • Framing
      • Results
      • Conclusion and Discussion
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    3. Context
      • China’s pursuit of the Olympic dream
      • Pro-Tibet and media freedom protests during Olympic Torch Relay 2008
      • 2001 Protests against China’s candidature
    4. Framing
      • “ To frame is to select some aspects of a perceived reality and make them more salient in a communicating text, in such a way as to promote a particular problem definition, causal interpretation, moral evaluation and/or treatment recommendation for the item described”
      • (Entman, 1993)
    5. Methodology
      • Qualitative analysis
        • Discourse analysis
        • Framing analysis
        • Contextual analysis
        • Nvivo8 coding
    6. Sample
      • Press releases, reports and opinion pieces
      • Press conference transcripts
        • Medium: online
        • Search: China AND “human rights”
        • Period: July 2001 and August 2008
    7. Sample
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      • Difficult to find
      • Website of BOBICO was taken over in 2001 by BOCOG
      • Documents available are the Beijing Bid file and secondary data
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    19. Resulting Frames
        • Definition (the problem)
          • IOC regulations, Chinese political system, human rights violations/abuses, other
        • Diagnosis (what causes it)
          • show, social stability, emancipation, human rights, other
        • Moral judgment
          • Western moral superiority, Western political superiority/ Chinese political inferiority, Chinese people vs Chinese government, other
        • Remedies suggestion
          • - laws, international pressure, IOC pressure, boycott, other
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    22. Results
      • Advocacy groups moved from a general to a very targeted communication strategy
        • strong images, powerful enumerations, metaphors and repetitions are specific to their style, double-speak
      • IOC/BOCOG have a reactionary communication strategy
        • neutral, positive style focused on sport and the Olympic values and ideals
      • Human rights emerged as a potential debate and framing problem as early as 2001
      • A more strategic approach of message analysis and a more proactive engagement in dialogue could have prevented the protests of 2008
      • All parties make moral judgments
      • There is no real, active dialogue between the actors
        • They communicate through media and provide their answers via media
      Conclusions
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