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Jeffrey Wimmer on trust through participation
Jeffrey Wimmer discusses how journalistic organizations can address distance, criticism, and justified mistrust
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Your Bedroom as a Stage: Intimacy, Labour, and the #ThatGirl Trend
This article, written by Uxía Sánchez Lorda and published by the European Journalism Observatory, examines female representation on social media.
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Professor Nico Carpentier: a validação acadêmica da comunicação multimodal
Safira Campos highlights how multimodal communication can expand the possibilities for production and circulation of knowledge.
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EJO Article by Yaroslava Kutsai | The status quo is failing us: Museologist Robert R. Janes on climate communication
Yaroslava Kutsai talks to Dr. Robert R. Janes — a museologist with more than five decades of experience.
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Interviews with Nico Carpentier and Jeffrey Wimmer: KIM Podcast Communication & Media Days
Nico Carpentier and Jeffrey Wimmer discuss European democracies and the media’s roles in shaping and maintaining them.
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World-renowned communicologist visits KIM Split: ‘Resistance always brings hope’
Nico Carpentier talks about the democratic roles of the media and the reasons to remain hopeful about their future.
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‘EU is making two big mistakes!’ Global experts talk to ‘Slobodna’ about the shady strategies destroying our democracy
Mia Uzinić talks to Nico Carpentier and Jeffrey Wimmer about the media’s democratic roles.
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Interview by Lenka Marxová: ‘Returning colonial collections to Africa’
An interview on complex issues surrounding the restitution of African cultural heritage looted during the colonial period.
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Interview with Intellect: Nico Carpentier discusses discourse, ideology, participation, democracy, and more
Nico Carpentier discusses his reasons for becoming an academic, his books and publications, and answers many questions about his past and ongoing research.
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Nico Carpentier: ensaio cinematográfico discute os desafios da democracia
Safira Campos and Pedro Pinto de Oliveira discuss audiovisual essays as tools for combining scientific theory and artistic expression to address political issues.’AGON: Constructions of Democracy’ is taken as an example of just such work.