Denna uppsats studerar perspektiv på trygghet inifrån samt utifrån området vi har studerat. Detta ämne studeras genom en fallstudie i ett miljonprogramsområde; Ljungdala, Hässleholm. I uppsatsen analyseras och diskuteras det kring trygghet i förhållande till segregation, stigmatisering och mediers makt. Vi har som underlag för fallstudien intervjuat personer som är bosatta i miljonprogramsområdet samt analyserat artiklar publicerade i tidningar gällande området och tryggheten där. Vi ser att frågan kring trygghet idag är stor inom samhällsplaneringen och att det likaså diskuteras livligt av befolkningen då det påverkar deras vardag starkt. Vi anser samtidigt att ett rykte stigmatiserar områden vilket får medföljder. Rykten som inte alltid speglar verkligheten är något som ofta förekommer och specifikt kring segregerade miljonprogramsområden. Syftet med uppsatsen var därav att undersöka hur trygghet i området föreställs inifrån och utifrån, med detta menar vi från de boende i området samt från medier.Studien visar att det finns markanta skillnader i föreställningarna av trygghet. De boende anser att området är felaktigt speglat och påpekar att det cirkulerar rykten som inte stämmer. Medierna lyfter trygghetsproblem i området och i artiklarna indikeras det vart problemen är rotade. Det existerar alltså skilda uppfattningar kring området. / This thesis deals with the subject of safety and perspectives of it from inside and outside the area we have examined. The subject is examined through a case study in a “miljonprogramsområde” in Ljungdala, Hässleholm. We have analyzed and discussed the issue of safety in relation to segregation, stigmatization and the power of media. To support the case study, we interviewed residents in the “miljonprogramsområde” and analyzed articles published in newspapers concerning the area and its safety.We have noticed that a question about security is vital in today's urban planning and that it is also discussed lively by the population as it greatly affects their everyday lives. We believe that a reputation of an area can stigmatize it and that may result in other effects as well. Rumors that do not reflect reality are something that often occur and specifically regarding segregated “miljonprogramsområden”. The aim of the thesis was to investigate how safety is perceived in the area from within and externally, thus from residents in the area and from the media.The study shows that there are remarkable differences in the perception of safety. The residents consider the area as incorrectly perceived and points out that there are rumors that are not correct. The media highlights safety issues in the area and indicates where the problems are rooted. Thus, it exists distinguished perceptions of the area.

The aim with this bachelor thesis was to gain a greater understanding for the power media holds in today’s society. To approach this we used a quantitative content analysis, were we analyzed 102 articles from Swedish printing press. This was made to be able to say something about how the media har created a hype around Fifty Shades as a phenomenon, and also to illustrate how Fifty Shades depiction of BDSM has been framed in the news coverage. We used the framing theory and the theory of media hype to reach the resulte that showed that media has created a hype around Fifty Shades. This indicate that the framing of the phenomenon has changed.

In October 2017, the Spanish region Catalonia held a referendum vote on independence, but was not able to declare independence because of a strong opposition from the central government in Madrid. For the news media there are different ways to describe an event like this and these ways might have different outcomes on those who take part of the news. With a background inthe Catalan independence movement and the democratic role of news media, the aim of this study is to examine how Swedish newspapers in their reporting shaped the independence process, before and after the referendumOctober 1st 2017, to determine any shift in the reporting. With a qualitative text analysis, the study examines 16 newspaper articles in relation to framing theory to determine which forms of framings that were used. This study finds that Swedish newspapers shapes the independence process as strategy- or issue framed, with the strategy frame appearing once more in the reporting after the referendum than before.