Young female journalists - a favourite topic of mine...

Yesterday the newest edition of Momentum Quarterly was published.
And it contains a peer-reviewed article in German by Martina and me.

We are proud to have it published in a starting open access journal.

Look it up: "Jung, weiblich und Journalistin: Endstation Prekrariat?"

Finally my copy of the collected edition "Soziale Ungleicheit und soziales Kapital" arrived in Salzburg :)

The paper of Martina and I is to befound on pages 91 to 96 and I'm proud of the short chapter detailing why young and female journalists have to fight against structural challanges in the Austrian journalistic field.

The longer, follow up article "Jung, weiblich, Journalistin: Endstation Prekariat?" which was written by the same team over the last few month will be published in the "Momentum Quarterly" journal soon.

Bibliographic Information:
Lettner, M. / Prandner, D. (2012): Übermacht der grauen Schreiber: Das soziale Kapital ist fest in den Händen alter Männer in Fh Johanneum: Soziale Ungleichheit und Soziales Kapital. Graz: FH Joanneum Eigenverlag, p. 91 - 96.

Social Poverty - Magazine Article

A short text I produced, after I was asked to explain the connection between social and financial poverty for a magazine in Upperaustria.

It is short but I think it gives a very nice description of the problem.

Download the aticle here:
Soziale Armut / Social Poverty (Sociology / Public)

Cite as: 'Prandner, D. (2012): ‚Wieso finanzielle Armut zu sozialer Armut führt.’ at Popculturesociologist.

Originally published in: Mühl4tel-News, May 2012. All rights remained with the author.

First peer-reviewed Article form the 'Journalismus im Wandel'

The article 'WE USED TO BE QUEENS AND NOW WE ARE SLAVES' by Roman Hummel, Susanne Kirchhoff and me has been published by 'Journalism Practice'.

It is online and can be accessed under:
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/17512786.2012.667276

The first project based, peer-reviewed article I have written with others since I joined the University of Salzburg. We had it a long way coming and as our journalism practice based projects are now in it's second funded phase, I hope we will have the chance to get some writting done.

Cheers! Thanks to Roman Hummel and Susanne Kirchhoff for welcoming me to such a great team.