1. Theorizing global risk journalism

2. Planetary risks and emerging dimensions of journalism in transnational interdependence - towards a conception of global ‘risk’ journalism

Section 1: Global risk journalism and local challenges

3. Transformation of journalism practices in Colombia: response to a pandemic risk

4. General trends in Arab Post-COVID-19 journalism: digitalization, practices and job stability

5. Discrediting official sources and technological adaptations – the case of Brazil in a time of a pandemic

6. COVID-19 disinformation & fake news circulation from the perspective of Global South Countries

Section 2: Global risk journalism and the transformation of local practice

7. From disruption to a perfect storm: insights from a holistic analysis of British journalists’ pandemic experiences

8. Implications of the stratification of journalistic work in Mexico - in the context of the global pandemic

9. Who wins the battle between risks and protective factors of journalism? A social-ecological perspective of reporting in Macedonia during the COVID-19 pandemic

10. Making sense of pandemic-induced changes in professional ideology: evidence from Greece and Cyprus.

11. Journalism and risk in Peru: from deadly tolls and economic survival to dangers in news production and framing

12. Managing mental health risks and safety: practical experiences and challenges faced by Global South journalists

Section 3: Global risk journalism: establishing standards and practices in contexts of different types of global crisis

13. The role of journalism in promoting the science-based framing of climate change in the public agenda and the public’s attitudes: Israel as a case study

14. Climate change reporting and narratives: bridging risk disparities with youth and marginalised voices in Tunisia

15. Doing journalism research in times of a contagious global health crisis: methodological dilemmas and reflections from sub-Saharan Africa

16. There are many reasons to fail: journalism standards and climate change reporting in Russia

17. From pity to indifference: analysing affect in visual motifs of animals and climate emergency in Spanish media

18. Climate coverage and its intersections with food security. A content analysis of Mexico’s printed media

19. Climate change journalism in Egypt: roles, challenges and opportunities