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[ecrea] 2017 Annenberg-Oxford Media Policy Summer Institute

Sat Apr 01 20:49:22 GMT 2017





    Annenber-Oxford Summer Institute organizers

    Call for applications to the 19th annual Annenberg-Oxford Media
    Policy Summer Institute

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    *Application Extended: Annenberg-Oxford Media Policy Summer Institute*
    June 26-July 7

    The deadline has been extended for applications to the 19th annual
    Annenberg-Oxford Media Policy Summer Institute, to be held from
    Monday, June 26 to Friday, July 7, 2017 at the University of Oxford.
    Applications are now due *by Friday, April 14*.

    For eighteen years, the Institute has brought together top early
    career communications scholars, media lawyers and regulators, human
    rights activists, and policymakers from countries around the world
    to discuss the effects of technology and policy from a global and
    multidisciplinary perspective. The Summer Institute provides
    participants with an intensive two week curriculum that combines
    expert instruction from media policymakers and scholars with
    hands-on activities such as stakeholder mapping, policy analysis,
    group case studies, and participant presentations.

    The 2017 Annenberg-Oxford Summer Institute seeks applicants whose
    research or work is related to the relationship between
    international media laws and national jurisdictions, online
    censorship and surveillance, media activism and political change,
    the impact of social media on the public sphere, the role of
    corporations in media governance, strategic communications and
    propaganda, media access issues, online extremism and hate speech,
    net neutrality, and global internet governance processes.
    Applications are encouraged from students studying communication,
    sociology, political science, international relations, information
    studies, and related disciplines. Practitioners working in media,
    law, policy, regulation, and technology are also encouraged to apply.

    The Institute endeavors to broaden and expand the pool of talented
    young scholars engaged in media studies and to connect these
    individuals to elite scholars and practitioners from around the
    world. The main goals of the program are to facilitate
    interdisciplinary dialogue and build spaces for collaboration
    between scholars, policymakers, and practitioners. The Institute’s
    alumni are a vibrant group who continue to engage in the program,
    collaborate through network ties, and have become leaders at the top
    national and international nonprofits, advocacy organizations,
    government agencies, corporations, and academic institutions. Past
    institutes have included participants from India, Kenya, Brazil, the
    Philippines, Jordan, Turkey, Pakistan, China, Italy, Israel,
    Colombia, Iran, Myanmar, South Sudan, Nigeria, as well as 89 other
    countries.

    Applicants can make an account and apply now via our online portal

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    Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis before the April 14
    deadline, so please submit as soon as possible. Several partial
    scholarships are available to top applicants. For more information
    about the program and the application, please email see our FAQ page

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    Application link here:

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