Communication and Democracy

Communication and Democracy: Representative

Submitted by julie.u on Sun, 29/03/2009 - 12:58.
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My name is Julie Uldam. I am a PhD candidate at the Department for Intercultural Communication and Management at Copenhagen Business School and Department of Media and Communications at London School of Economics. I am currently based in Copenhagen where I teach political globalisation and co-ordinate a course on the philosophy of science. My PhD project is about the role of popular online media in facilitating possibilities for contesting dominant discourses on globalisation at an organisational level.

Communication and Democracy: Useful Links

Submitted by julie.u on Thu, 26/03/2009 - 19:57.
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ECREA Communication and Democracy section webpage http://www.ecrea.eu/divisions/section/id/2
 
POLIS (joint initiative of LSE’s Department of Media and Communications and the London College of Communication) http://www.polismedia.org/home.aspx

CfP: ECPR Panel: "Digital politics: Collective action born in and from the Internet"

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Panel: "Digital politics: Collective action born in and from the Internet"
Section Internet & Politics - ECPR General Conference in Reykjavik in 2011

Deadline first round of call for papers abstracts: 30st August 2010
Send papers proposal to: mayo.fuster(at)eui.eu

Panel abstract: So far, political science research has focused on the
use of the Internet by collective political actors that had their main
operational base in the offline realm. First studies on the Internet

Planning an academic career session in Hamburg

Submitted by julie.u on Mon, 05/07/2010 - 16:02.
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Check out the facebook event for the Planning an Academic Career session in Hamburg on October 1st. We hope to see you there.

CfP: Symposium: Network Politics: Objects, Subjects and New Political Affects

Submitted by itirakdogan on Mon, 28/06/2010 - 08:15.
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Network Politics: Objects, Subjects and New Political Affects

October 22-23, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada

 

Measuring the Unmeasurable: Digital Participation Seminar, Birmingham (UK), 19 July 2010

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Measuring the Unmeasurable: Digital Participation Seminar
Monday, July 19, 2010 from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (GMT)
Birmingham, United Kingdom

This one-day seminar intends to provide a forum for discussion of the meaning and measurability of Digital Participation, focusing on the three main measurables promoted by the Digital Participation Consortium – Reach, Breadth, Depth. It will include contributions from Ofcom, following publication of their initial statistics bulletin on digital participation.

 

Announcing the re-launch of EastBound, the journal

Submitted by itirakdogan on Tue, 22/06/2010 - 09:14.
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Announcing the re-launch of EastBound, the journal
http://eastbound.eu/

We are very happy to announce the re-launch of EastBound the
peer-reviewed online journal aimed at creating an international platform for Western
and Eastern European researchers engaged in the multidisciplinary field of
media and cultural studies.

eParticipation -PhD Studentship - University of Dundee (Scotland)

Submitted by itirakdogan on Mon, 14/06/2010 - 11:10.
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eParticipation
University of Dundee - School of Computing

CfP: special edition of International Journal of Electronic Governance (IJEG)

Submitted by itirakdogan on Mon, 14/06/2010 - 10:40.
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International Journal of Electronic Governance (IJEG)
http://www.inderscience.com/ijeg

Call For Papers • Special Issue
(Re)creating public sphere, civic culture and civic engagement :
public service media vs. online social networks
Guest Editors
Petros Iosifidis
Dept of Sociology
City University London, UK

Digital Participation Seminar

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Measuring the Unmeasurable: Digital Participation Seminar.

19th July, Birmingham City University.

This one-day seminar intends to provide a forum for discussion of the meaning and
measurability of Digital Participation, focusing on the three main measurables promoted
by the Digital Participation Consortium – Reach, Breadth, Depth.

It will include contributions from Ofcom, following publication of their initial
statistics bulletin on digital participation. In addition it will hear about the role of

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