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[ecrea] Conference call: ECREA Political Communication Section Interim Conference

Fri Feb 17 15:37:20 GMT 2017



Conference call: ECREA Political Communication Section Interim Conference 22-23 November 2017 in Zurich


*Conference Call: *

*ECREA’s Political Communication Section Interim Conference **22-23 November 2017 in Zurich *

*‘Political Communication in Times of Crisis: New Challenges, Trends & Possibilities’ *

Deadline for abstract submissions: *28 February 2017 *

The Political Communication section of ECREA welcomes the submission of abstracts for presentation at the next Interim Conference to be held in Zurich on 22 to 23 November 2017. Local host will be Frank Esser from the University Zurich.

The organizers call for proposals in all sub-fields of political communication research, but particularly invite conceptual, empirical, and methodological proposals on new challenges and trends in media, politics and society that we are witnessing at the moment in Europe and beyond and that political communication research can provide new insights on. We not only see the emergence of new forms and modes of political communication but also a crisis of political institutions in and across countries. Public debate has become more polarized, populist parties are on the rise, as are media skepticism and uncivil comments on social media, and new trends such as fake news have become a widespread matter of public concern in no time. What are the answers that political communication research can provide to make sense of these new trends and challenges? And what are the new possibilities and innovative approaches for political communication research to inform public debate regarding these ongoing developments? Do we need new methods and new approaches to answer new questions, and which are these – or how much (dis)continuity is there really in the developments we are witnessing at the moment? In which respects does the current situation differ from former crises, and which similarities can be found with former crises that might help to identify solution possibilities?

The conference will feature traditional papers and thematic panels. Paper submissions will be grouped in sessions of 4-5 papers by the conference program chair. A limited number of slots will be available for coherent panels where one topic is addressed in four to five presentations, followed by a respondent. Preference will be given to panels with presenters from diverse backgrounds and affiliations.

*SUBMIT: *

  *  Submissions should be sent to (conference.zurich /at/ gmail.com) no later
    than *28 February 2017 *
  *  Paper submissions: Please include in the email (a) the title of
    your paper, (b) an abstract of no more than 400 words, and (c) names
    and affiliations of the authors.
  *  Panel submissions: To submit a panel proposal, a 300 words
    rationale should be sent alongside a 150 words explanation per
    presentation, as well as the names and affiliations of presenters
    and respondent.

Submission will undergo scholarly peer-review. Only one proposal per first author can be accepted. Notifications of acceptance will be issued at the earliest appropriate time.






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