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Es werden 66 Neu- oder Wiederfunde sowie nicht publizierte Funde von Flechten und flechtenbewohnenden Pilzen in Hessen gemeldet und kurz kommentiert. Sechs Arten sind zugleich Neufunde für Deutschland: Absconditella pauxilla, Acremonium antarcticum, Calicium adaequatum, Psammina inflata, Ramonia chrysophaea und Tubeufia heterodermiae. Die hessische Artenliste umfasst mittlerweile annähernd 1200 Flechten und flechtenbewohnende oder flechtenähnliche Pilze.
Im Jahre 2009 wurde erstmals eine umfassende Bestandsaufnahme der ehemaligen und aktuellen hessischen Vorkommen des inzwischen vom Aussterben bedrohten Lungen-Enzians (Gentiana pneumonanthe) durchgeführt. Dabei stellte sich heraus, dass etwa 85 % der früheren Wuchsorte verloren gingen und alle heutigen Vor-kommen – trotz ihrer Lage in südhessischen Schutzgebieten – auch in jüngster Zeit noch Verluste aufweisen. Für das Überleben dieser sich offenbar nur generativ vermehrenden Art in Hessen ist es deshalb notwendig, dass geeignete Schutz- und Hilfsmaßnahmen zur Sicherung und Entwicklung der letzten Bestände ergriffen werden, wobei unbedingt auch phänologische Aspekte zu berücksichtigen sind.
Die Brackwasser-Armleuchteralge (Chara canescens) und die Faden-Armleuchteralge (Chara filiformis) wurden im Juni 2009 erstmals in Hessen im Borkener See, einem Restgewässer des Braunkohleabbaus in Nordhessen, nachgewiesen. Chara filiformis wurde erstmals in Deutschland in einem künstlichen Gewässer nachgewiesen. Chara canescens kommt hier in einem elektrolytarmen Gewässer vor.
Das Gnadenkraut (Gratiola officinalis) gehört zu den seltensten hessischen Pflanzenarten und gilt seit der ersten hessischen Roten Liste der gefährdeten Pflanzenarten als vom Aussterben bedroht. Im Rahmen der von der Botanischen Ver-einigung für Naturschutz in Hessen durchgeführten Artenhilfsprogramme sollte eine umfassende Bestandsaufnahme durchgeführt und für die letzten Bestände Maßnahmen zur Sicherung und Erhaltung vorgeschlagen werden. Zwar konnten aktuell keine Vor-kommen mehr nachgewiesen werden – die Art muß deshalb für Hessen als verschollen gelten – doch erscheint es möglich, aus der noch vorhandenen Samenbank des letzten bekannten Wuchsortes neue Bestände zu begründen.
Zur Schließung von Kenntnislücken zur Flora der Gewässer Hessens wurden 2009 von der BVNH neun Altarme von Rhein und Main untersucht. Die Ergeb-nisse zeigen, dass viele als sehr selten oder verschollen geltende Gewässermakrophyten noch oder wieder in den Altarmen des hessischen Oberrheinabschnitts zu finden sind. Insgesamt wurden 51 Arten nachgewiesen, darunter fünf Armleuchteralgen.
Hallin and Mancini’s seminal work Comparing Media Systems: Three Models of Media and
Politics has generated great interest and enthusiasm among media scholars to advance comparative
studies by applying the four dimensions to analyze media performance in different countries. Media
scholars agree that the four variables suggested by the two authors, i.e. the structure of media
markets, political parallelism, role of the state, and professionalization of journalism, provide a
good theoretical framework for the analysis of relationship between political and media system.
Their models for comparing media systems are based on a ‘most similar’ strategy,
analysing media and journalism only in stable Western democracies (i.e. Western European and
North American nations), and the purpose of the research presented in this paper was to develop
the model to include other parts of the world as well.
The most recent attempts to integrate East Central European media systems into the Hallin
and Mancini model, the conclusion being that the East Central European media share most
similarities with the Polarized Pluralist model. This conclusion follows not only Hallin and
Mancini, but also Splichal. The researcher in his earlier works argued that the changes in post-
Soviet media systems could be best explained by referring to the concept of Italianization - the
media are under strong state control, the degree of mass media partisanship is strong, low level of
journalistic professionalism, commercialization.
In fact, out of the three models only two (the Liberal and the Democratic Corporatist
model) are models in any strict sense, whereas the third - Polarized Pluralism - is better defined
as the lack of a model: the Liberal and Democratic Corporatist model are both built on a
consensus around core values, whereas the key feature of the Polarized Pluralism model is that
there is no consensus and no core values. De Albuquerque introduced other variables that also
would be highly relevant to the comparative analysis of media systems, but that have no place in
the Hallin & Mancini framework, the most important one being whether the political system is
presidential or parliamentary. For example, it has been demonstrated that media in presidential systems are more likely to focus on individual politicians and the administrative aspects of
government, as well as acting as an intermediary between different branches of government, than
are media in parliamentary systems.
Scholars dealing with the East Central Europe (and elsewhere) are too interested in fitting
their respective nations to one of the three models, rather than focusing on the variables and on the
comparative dimension. The scholars focus on the variables and on the comparative dimension: it
is strucking that their conclusions are precisely that a strict modeling approach (i.e. trying to fit
any given nation into the three-system model) is not enough if we want to understand media
system differences properly.
Hallin and Mancini (2004: 305) write that “The Democratic Corporatist Model, we suspect,
will have particularly strong relevance for the analysis of those parts of Eastern and Central
Europe that share much of the same historical development, like Poland, Hungary, the Czech
Republic, and the Baltic States”. At the same time, however, they suspect that scholars working on
the East Central European media will find much that is relevant in their analysis of the
Mediterranean region.
The recent attempts integrate East Central European media systems into the Hallin and
Mancini model, the conclusion being that the East Central European media share most similarities
with the Polarized Pluralist model. This conclusion follows not only Hallin and Mancini, but also
Splichal. The researcher in his earlier works argued that the changes in post-Soviet media systems
could be best explaind by referring to the concept of Italianization - including the role of
clientelism, the strong role of the state, the role of the media as an instrument of political struggle,
and a low level of journalistic professionalism.
The Polarized Pluralist model all too often seems to be the default model – what is really
gained, analytically, by saying that post-Communist countries are all basically Polarized Pluralist
media system when they are different in many ways. This question needs further elaboration.
Instead of fitting the Italianization model into East Central Europe, scholars should start working on their own model, introducing other variables, that would allow them to investigate the
media in the region adequately.
Estes anais reúnem os trabalhos que, após apresentação no Seminário Nacional Vanguardas, Surrealismo e Modernidade: Europa e Américas, foram entregues, no prazo estabelecido, por seus autores à Comissão Organizadora do Congresso; foram todos submetidos a processo de avaliação por pareceristas, desenvolvido pela Comissão Científica de Publicação dos Anais, com a colaboração de pareceristas ad hoc externos à Comissão e à UFRGS, sob a coordenação de Robert Ponge, Ruben Daniel Méndez Castiglioni, Janaína de Azevedo Baladão e Nara H. N. Machado. – Os coordenadores do evento agradecem: aos professores Michael Korfmann e Gerson R. Neumann, editores da Contingentia, por acolher a publicação dos anais nas páginas de sua revista; à acadêmica Gabriela W. Linck, monitora da revista, pelas tarefas decorrentes da inserção dos anais na Contingentia.