ИМИГАЦИОНА РЕФОРМА КАО МОРАЛНО ПИТАЊЕ: ЕЛИТИСТИЧКИ И НЕЕЛИТИСТИЧКИ ЕВАНГЕЛИСТИЧКИ СТАВОВИ ПРЕМА ИМИГРАЦИОНОЈ РЕФОРМИ У САД
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https://doi.org/10.54561/prj0802187kКључне речи:
immigration, Evangelicals, political attitudes, elites, non-elites, United StatesСажетак
Главни циљ овог рада јесте да испита евангеличке ставове на онлајн форумима који се тичу имиграције у САД. Овај чланак се фокусира на анализу двадесет девет чланака и онлајн блогова који се баве питањима имиграције у магазину Christianity Today између јануара 2007. и септембра 2012. године, као и 495 онлајн кометара за ове чланке. Истраживање показује да иако постоји широк спектар мишљења и одговора на чланке, проценат позитивних коментара према непријављеним имигрантима се повећао од 2009. Аутори доводе у питање ауторитет и саопштења елита. Ипак, већина показује поштовање за остале коментаре и признаје разлику у мишљењу и интерпретацији у онлајн окружењу.
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