توظيف المواقع الاخبارية العراقية لمدخل صحافة الحلول المجتمعية في معالجة قضية البطالة : دراسة تحليلية

الملخص EN

The study aimed to identify the Iraqi news websites' use of the community solutions journalism approach in addressing the unemployment issue by identifying the form and content of this treatment using the descriptive and analytical survey method on four Iraqi websites (INA, Nina, Rudaw, Ain Iraq), which were analyzed Quantitative and qualitative for the period from 1/2/2022 to 31/3/2022, and in a comprehensive inventory method of all topics published on these sites, which amounted to (83 topics) on the problem of unemployment.

Its most notable results were : 1.

The most important causes of unemployment in Iraq are due to (political, administrative and financial corruption) at a rate of (25.3%), then (weak economic performance and low domestic production) at a rate of (15.6%), then (lack of interest in the agricultural and industrial sectors) at a rate of (12%).

Of the total sample of the research, while (supporting investment in small and medium enterprises) was the most important possible solution to the problem of unemployment by (21.6%), then came second category (fighting the corrupt and limiting their role in state institutions) and (interesting in developing agriculture) by ( 15.6%) for each of them.

2.

The category (official sources) emerged as the most prominent source of solution to the unemployment problem with a rate of (44.5%), and the category (the press representative) came first in the media sources with a percentage of (51.8%), and the emotional methods came first in the used persuasion by (38.5%).

3.

In the category of journalistic treatment form, (news report) ranked first in tackling the unemployment problem with a rate of (48.1%), while (press investigation) came in the last rank with (1.2%), as the study showed that (38.5%) of the headlines The used (does not reflect solutions to the problem), and that (31.3 %) of them (not related to the problem of unemployment), while (30.1%) of them reflected solutions to the problem of unemployment.