Youth “lonjas”: self-managed leisure spaces and their treatment in the press
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https://doi.org/10.7179/PSRI_2022.40.09Keywords:
Youth, News Media, Self Management, Learning, Social CohesionAbstract
A growing social phenomenon has emerged in the Basque Country: self-managed youth leisure spaces, commonly called “lonjas”. The study formed part of a wider research project promoted by the Observatory for the Degree in Social Education on the Bizkaia Campus of the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU). The main objective was to find out what image is being conveyed of the commodities exchanges as self-managed spaces for young people in the province of Bizkaia. To this end, a longitudinal study is presented which covers the period 2006-2019 and which focuses on the analysis of 175 news items about fish markets which have been published in the press. The information analysis process was carried out through an in-depth reading of the selected news items and the use of qualitative data analysis techniques. Quantitative analyses were also carried out to describe the data set and its distribution. The results showed that the press reinforces a negative image of the commodities exchange phenomenon by reproducing the view of youth as a problem and a vulnerable group. It is necessary to demand that the media reflect the reality of the phenomenon from the point of view of social responsibility, making visible the educational work that is being carried out through educational accompaniment.
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