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70<br />

60<br />

50<br />

40<br />

30<br />

20<br />

10<br />

0<br />

Table 8 – Percentage of issue news coverage for <strong>The</strong> New York Times between 1968 and 2008<br />

An example of the above-mentioned issue coverage concerning immigration during the 2001<br />

election campaign can be found in Politiken on November 2. Rikke Egelund‘s article-lead quoted<br />

below exemplifies the three ensuing weeks of political campaign coverage based on the issue of<br />

immigration.<br />

Issue news New York Times<br />

1968 1980 1988 2000 2008<br />

―In less than 20 years the number of decendants of foreigners from ‘lesser-developed<br />

countries‘ in the marriageable age in this country will have increased seven-fold. If the young<br />

people continue to bring spouses from their homeland at the same rate as today it will mean a<br />

multiplication in the number of family reunifications.‖ 541<br />

541 Rikke Egelund, "Eksplosiv Stigning I Indvandring [Explosive Increase in Immigration]," Politiken, November 2,<br />

2001. Page 1. My translation. Original text reads. ―Om mindre end 20 år vil antallet af efterkommere af udlændinge fra<br />

'mindreudviklede lande' i den giftefærdige alder her i landet være syvdoblet. Hvis de unge fortsætter med at hente<br />

ægtefællerne fra hjemlandet i samme takt som i dag, vil det betyde en mangedobling i antallet af<br />

familiesammenføringer.‖<br />

176<br />

N (1968) = 77<br />

N (1980) = 55<br />

N (1988) = 44<br />

N (2000) = 54<br />

N (2008) = 45<br />

New York Times<br />

Linear tendency (New<br />

York Times)

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