Journalism in the Anthropocene

Dominic Hinde is Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Glasgow, and a writer and foreign and environmental correspondent.

• Chapter 1: Journalism, modernity and the human earthChapter 2: The end of nature and the end of journalism Chapter 3: The Anthropocene in media Chapter 4: Media hot and hotterChapter 5: Plotting the Anthropocene: digital modernity and charismatic data Chapter 6: Reporting the climate city Chapter 7: New times for journalism Chapter 8 Resilience and the never-ending shock of the presentChapter 9 Media cosmopolitanism in the Anthropocene Chapter 10: Global journalists in liquid worlds Chapter 11: Journalism as eschatology and the world to come

‘Much of our current approach to journalism was developed at the turn of the previous century, during the great age of industrialisation and urbanisation. As we deal with the environmental impact of the forces unleashed during that period, it’s time we rethink what journalism is, and can be. Combining training and perspectives from Sociology, Science and Technology Studies and Media, Dominic Hinde provides an excellent roadmap for this process.’ Robert Gioielli, KTH Environmental Humanities Lab