Zusammenfassung
Medien sind nicht nur kulturelle Instanzen einer Gesellschaft, die gesellschaftliche Normen und Diskurse als Konstrukteure von Welt präsentieren und in diesem Sinne auch Geschlechterstereotypen aufrechterhalten. Sie sind als Medienindustrie auch ein bedeutender Wirtschaftssektor, der spätestens seit den 1990er-Jahren von einigen mächtigen, global agierenden Medienkonglomeraten dominiert wird. Feministische Medienforscherinnen haben sich deshalb nicht nur mit der in Medien nach wie vor bestehenden Geschlechterstereotypisierung beschäftigt, sondern auch mit den Bedingungen, unter denen Frauen Macht- und Entscheidungspositionen in der Medienindustrie (nicht) erlangen können. Doch eine feministische politische Ökonomie der Medienindustrie sollte weitere materielle Aspekte berücksichtigen.
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Kassa, B.E., Kolokytha, O., Korbiel, I., Rozgonyi, K., Sarikakis, K. (2023). Medienindustrie und Geschlecht: Ökonomische und machtpolitische Aspekte globaler Medienproduktion. In: Dorer, J., Geiger, B., Hipfl, B., Ratković, V. (eds) Handbuch Medien und Geschlecht. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-20707-6_27
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