A seminar on why citizens continue to believe in democracy while increasingly distrusting its institutions, with Giulia Ferri (IULM University).
The call for audio/visual essays is open until the 15th of September 2026.
New book by Nico Carpentier, Vaia Doudaki and Kirill Filimonov on the political struggles over the environment and human–nature relationships consists of an extensive theoretical framework, a large-scale mapping project and discussions of several case studies.
This article reviews the book Democracy and Media in Europe: A Discursive-Material Approach, written by Nico Carpentier and Jeffrey Wimmer, as part of the MeDeMAP project.
This article, written by Uxía Sánchez Lorda and published by the European Journalism Observatory, examines female representation on social media.
The panel discussion took place in the Hollar Building on the 14th of September (13.00-14.30).
Safira Campos highlights how multimodal communication can expand the possibilities for production and circulation of knowledge.
This article discusses the academic film essay AGON: Constructions of Democracy from multiple angles, including those of discourse studies and art-based research.
Martina Hrgović presented on evaluating multilingual online deliberation design for peacebuilding, while Lungta Seki talked about the opposition discourse across communicative arenas in Turkey.
Jose David Ortega presented on the peace narratives in Colombian presidential discourse, while Ali Minanto will discuss democratic contestation over urban space in Yogyakarta.