[ecrea] New ECREA Doctoral Summer School Book (2010) - free download

Dear all,

It is our pleasure to announce the publication of 
our fifth Summer School Book, entitled »Media and 
communication studies interventions and 
intersections. The intellectual work of the 2010 
ECREA European Media and Communication Doctoral 
Summer School«, edited by Nico Carpentier, Ilija 
Tomani Trivund a, Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt, 
Ebba Sundin, Tobias Olsson, Richard Kilborn, 
Hannu Nieminen, and Bart Cammaerts.

You can download a PDF-version of this book ? 
free of charge ? from the Summer School website 
(<http://www.comsummerschool.org/node/84>http://www.comsummerschool.org/node/84), 
or from the Researching and Teaching 
Communication Series website 
(<http://www.researchingcommunication.eu/>http://www.researchingcommunication.eu/). 


The book includes a series of papers that were 
presented by lecturers and PhD-students at the 
ECREA European Media and Communication Doctoral 
Summer School in August 2010 in Ljubljana (Slovenia).

Contributors are (in alphabetical order): Tim 
Blumer, Jo Bogaerts, Sally Broughton Micova, 
Bertrand Cabedoche, Nico Carpentier, Fausto 
Colombo, Ranjana Das, François Heinderyckx, 
Andreas Hepp, María Isabel Villa, D. Beybin 
Kejanlioglu, Denis McQuail, Tobias Olsson, Åsa 
Olsson, Manuel Parés i Maicas, Pille 
Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt, Irena Reifová, Heiner 
Stahl, Ebba Sundin, Jindra Ticha, Ilija Tomanic Trivundza, and Matteo Vergani.

The book consists of five sections: 1/Reflections 
on the field, 2/ Cross-fertilisatiions, 3/Media 
meets the political, 4/Impulses from new media 
studies, 5/Method meets theory meets praxis. The 
book also includes all PhD-student abstracts of 
the work presented at the Summer School.

The book is a part of the Researching and 
Teaching Communication Series published by the 
Tartu University Press (<http://www.tyk.ee>http://www.tyk.ee).

Kind regards,
Nico Carpentier


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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
The intellectual work of the 2010 ECREA European 
media and communication doctoral Summer School in Ljubljana
Nico Carpentier and Ilija Tomani Trivund a

Part one: research

Section one: Reflections on the field
The future of communication studies: a contribution to the debate
Denis McQuail

Researching ?mediatised worlds?: Non-mediacentric 
media and communication research as a challenge
Andreas Hepp

Listening to the sound of radio: Applying an 
auditory perspective to media and communication studies
Heiner Stahl

Section two: Cross-fertilisations
Questioning vulnerability: How Europeanisation 
studies might challenge small states media systems typology
Sally Broughton Micova

The task of interpretation. Converging 
perspectives in audience research and digital literacies
Ranjana Das

Framing?s overlooked frame: Fractured paradigm and the study of visuals
Ilija Tomanic Trivundza

Section three: Media meets the political
Processes of hybridisation in contemporary 
popular and media culture: theoretical remarks
Irena Reifová

Media, participation and the state of democracy
Fausto Colombo and Matteo Vergani

To befoul one?s own nest? Joris Luyendijk and the 
impossibility of journalism in the Middle-East.
Jo Bogaerts

Citizenship, globalisation and communication: Meanings and theoretical stakes
Bertrand Cabedoche

Citizenship and political communication
Manuel Parés i Maicas

Section four: Impulses from new media studies
ICTs, teachers and the so-called digital natives: 
A case study of professional appropriation
Åsa Olsson and Tobias Olsson

Digital attraction: How new media can invigorate election campaigns, or not.
François Heinderyckx

Face-to-face or Facebook: Are shy people more 
outgoing on Social Networking Sites?
Tim Blumer

Cross-media television: An empirical approach to 
the study of production culture
María Isabel Villa

Re-examining ?newness?. A case study on the Czech 
discourse about new media in the 1990s
Jindra Ticha

Section five: Method meets theory meets praxis
Theory matters
D. Beybin Kejanlioglu

Deploying discourse theory. An introduction to 
discourse theory and discourse theoretical analysis
Nico Carpentier

Action research in media studies
Ebba Sundin

Is there participation in your action research?
Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt

Part two: The summer school student abstracts