Politics, Media, and Identity

Framing Political Identities

Young Scottish Party Members’ Discourses about National Identity

Claire Breniaux – University of Burgundy, France

Framing Fear: Twitter media coverage around an intercultural conflict breaking news

Amaranta Alfaro Muirhead – Universidad del Desarrollo – Centre for Social Conflict and Cohesion Studies (COES), Chile

Eileen Hudson Frias – Universidad del Desarrollo, Chile

Leo Ferres – Istituto Data Science – Universidad del Desarrollo, Chile

« I have the anger of the people in me! » The Yellow Vests and the symbolic struggle over ‘the people’

Delia Dumitrica – Erasmus University, Netherlands

Mélodine Sommier – Erasmus University, Netherlands


Critical Approaches in Cultural Studies

Climate change activism as counter-hegemony? A critical discourse analysis of (self)representations of radical environmental organizations across cultures

Katarzyna Molek-Kozakowska – University of Opole, Poland

The cultural politics of privacy

Carsten Wilhelm – Université de Haute Alsace, France


Constructing Identities through Online Media

Rankings, Celebrities and Academics Who Disrupt the Myth of Meritocracy

Michelle Stack – University of British Columbia, Canada

Transnational Spanishness and its reception through anonymously written film reviews from France and the UK

Antonio Terrón Barroso – Aston University, United Kingdom

Identity, Encounters and the Media: A Multicultural Neighbourhood of Athens

Afroditi-Maria Koulaxi – London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom


Identity and Power in a Shifting Media Landscape

Intercultural Typography: Exploring the Construction of Social Spaces between Fonts

Michael Wanke – University of Opole, Poland

The Construction of Personal and Socio-Cultural Identities in Blogs of Infertile Muslim Women

Fatima S. Alhalwachi – Birkbeck College, University of London, United Kingdom

Le jazz : entre mondialisation et déconstruction culturelle dans la presse écrite

Alexandra Papuc– Université de Bourgogne, France


Mediatized Construction of the Other

How do audiences (18 – 26 years) of televised English football give meaning to race/ethnicity?

Maximilian Walder – Erasmus University Rotterdam

Jacco Von Sterkenburg – Erasmus University Rotterdam

What happens after “happily ever after”: the shifts of media discourse of intercultural couples on Chinese media

Minghui Gao – University of Turku, University of Helsinki, Finland

The Representation of Indigenous Cultural Identities in Australian and New Zealand Tourism Campaigns

Elena Maydell – Massey University of New Zealand

 

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