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CULCORC Workshop: ECREA 2026 Post-Event
On the 27th of November, from 9 AM to 12 PM, CULCORC members will deliver their ECREA 2026 presentations.
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What are ‚newsfluncers‘ and why do they matter?
In this article published by the European Journalism Observatory, Martin Bubanović discusses the emergence and relevance of “newsfluencers”.
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“Art and strengthening democracy in Indonesia: the practice of Yogyakarta’s street art in the post-Soeharto era” by Ali Minanto
In this article, Ali Minanto examines how street art in Yogyakarta articulates alternative discourses and contributes to strengthening democratic culture in post-Soeharto Indonesia.
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“Moving images, moved audiences? A focus group study into audience interpretations of distant suffering in The Impossible (2012)” by Valerie Vanhove, Stijn Joye and David Ongenaert
In this article Valerie Vanhove, Stijn Joye and David Ongenaert examine how Western audiences react to fiction film representations of suffering and the non-Western other.
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AGON: Constructions of Democracy screening at the “Communication, Information Integrity, Social Justice and Democracy” World Summer School
Nico Carpentier and Vaia Doudaki participated in the “Communication, Information Integrity, Social Justice and Democracy” World Summer School.
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World Summer School “Communication, Information Integrity, Social Justice and Democracy”
World Summer School “Communication, Information Integrity, Social Justice and Democracy”
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Research seminar on “Assembling Nature” by Nico Carpentier
The seminar explored ideological tensions between anthropocentrism and ecocentrism, as well as between hierarchy and heterarchy.
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Seminar on Positioning and Othering in Social Media Discourse by Shomaila Sadaf
A seminar on how individuals locate themselves and others with the moral and social frameworks during online discussions with Shomaila Sadaf (University of Jyväskylä).
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Guest Lecture by Nico Carpentier: “Communicating the Past: How Does the Media Shape Collective Memory?”
The lecture focused on memorials as contested communicative acts, drawing on examples from Belgium, Estonia and Cyprus.
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Nico Carpentier joined a panel on “Anthropocentrism and its role in environmental decay”
On the 13th of October 2026 director of CULCORC Nico Carpentier joined a panel on “Anthropocentrism and its role in environmental decay” at the Department of Communication and Media Science of the Corvinus University of Budapest.