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Sesiunea solemnă a Camerei Deputaţilor consacrată comemorării Holocaustului din România
Translated Title: The Formal Session of the Chamber of Deputies of Romania on Holocaust commemoration
Author(s): Paun, Nicolae
Date: 2009
Topics: Main Topic: Holocaust and Memorial, Holocaust Commemoration, Holocaust Memorials, Politics
Naţionalism, rasism, antisemitism şi xenofobie pe platformele electronice ale unor publicaţii româneşti difuzate pe internet
Translated Title: Nationalism, racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism on electronic platforms of Romanian publications diffused on the Internet
Author(s): Sînzianu, Simona-Gabriela; Macovei, Elena-Irina; Gheorghiu, Mihai Dinu; Totok, William
Date: 2009
Topics: Antisemitism, Main Topic: Antisemitism, Racism, Internet, Media
Abstract: Since 1997, the Internet has become a virtual space for discussing all kinds of topics and extremist groups from Romania and around the world started to use Internet as a means not only to spread their radical ideas, but also to create an information network for coordinating political actions. The study „Nationalism, racism, xenophobia and anti-Semitism on electronic platforms of Romanian publications diffused on the Internet” aims to critically analyze opinions expressed by Internet users in forums and blogs and to understand the mechanisms behind taking extremist ideas from books, mass-media and other traditional or electronic publications, converting them into clichés, and finally transforming them into radical comments.
Teme antisemite şi de negare a holocaustului în media din românia anului 2007
Translated Title: Antisemitic and denial themes of Holocaust used in Romanian media during 2007
Author(s): Florian, Alexandru
Date: 2009
Topics: Antisemitism, Antisemitism: Discourse, Holocaust Denial, Main Topic: Antisemitism, Media
Abstract: The following study uses qualitative analysis to identify the main anti-semitic and denial themes used in Romanian media. The ethical hypothesis of the analysis is that, in the modern society freedom of expression is not unlimited. There are messages which incite hate or which urge for discriminatory actions. In 2002, Romania has rallied together with other countries which implemented active policies in order to discourage negationism and profascist symbolism. Despite this the media continues to disseminate anti-semitic and negationist symbols. The paper is structured around themes and the media instruments used to transmit negationist and anti-semitic messages. Following a definition of Holocaust denial and anti-semitism, we focus on clearly underlining some specific topics. One of the conclusions is that the symbolical manifestations which can be seen in the mainstream are diminishing, while violent and vocal negationism is becoming repetitive.