[ecrea] CFP : Global Crises and the Media call

Apologies for cross-posting. As Series Editor of the /Global Crises and 
the Media/ series for Peter Lang Publishing, I’d be interested in 
hearing from scholars around the world with ideas for new books, 
whether monographs or edited collections, 
exploring global communications in respect of today’s proliferating, 
often interpenetrating and intensifying global crises. I’d be 
particularly interested in proposals addressing the following issuesof 
media and communications whether in respect of the resurgence of 
populist nationalisms, U.S hegemony, world population, energy, water, 
food/hunger, biodiversity loss, transnational crime, violence against 
women, nuclear weapons and the armaments industry. Other identified 
issues that can also be construed as globally embedded and/or 
encompassing whether in respect of origins, impacts and/or responses and 
which are also, in important respects, defined by and/or dependent on 
media and communications in their unfolding, will also be welcome.

Books published and forthcoming in the series so far include the following:

1)/Citizen Journalism: Global Perspectives. /(2009) (Eds.) S. Allan & E. 
Thorsen.

2)/Terror Post 9/11 and the Media. /(2009) D. Altheide.

3)/Climate Change and the Media. /(2009) (Eds.) J. Lewis & T. Boyce.

4)/Transnational Protests and the Media/. (2011) (Eds.) S. Cottle & L. 
Lester.

5)/Migrations and the Media. / (2011) (Eds.) K. Moore, B. Gross & T. 
Threadgold.

6)/Disasters and the Media./ (2012) M. Pantti, K. Wahl-Jorgensen & S. 
Cottle.

7)/Environmental Conflict and the Media./ (2013) (Eds.) L. Lester & B. 
Hutchins.

8)/Global Journalism: Theory and Practice./ (2013) P. Berglez.

9)/Citizen Journalism: Global Perspectives, Volume II/. (2014) (Eds.) E. 
Thorsen & S. Allan.

10)/Pandemics and the Media. /(2015)//M. Levina.

11)/Patents, Pills and the Press: The Rise and Fall of the Global 
HIV/AIDS Medicines Crisis in the News. /(2015) T. Owen.

12)/Global News: Reporting Conflicts and Cosmopolitanism./ (2015) A. 
Robertson.

13)/Worker Resistance and Media: Challenging Global Corporate Power in 
the 21st Century. /(2015)//L. Dencik & P. Wilkin.

14)/The Dynamics of Mediatized Conflicts/. (2015) (Eds.) M. Eskjær, S. 
Hjarvard & M. Mortensen.

15)/Humanitarianism, Communications, and Change/. (2015) (Eds.) S. 
Cottle &  G. Cooper.

16)/Human Rights and the Media/. (2016) S. Dias

17)/Communication and Political Crisis: Media, Politics and Governance 
in a Globalized Public Sphere. /(2016)//B. McNair.

18)/Media and the Ukraine Crisis: Hybrid Media Practices and Narratives of /

/Conflict. /(2016) (Ed.) M. Pantti.

19)/Mourning News: Reporting of Violent Death in the Global News/. T. Morse.

20)/Media and Transnational Climate Justice: Indigenous Activism and 
Climate Politics./ (2017) (Eds.) A. Roosvall & M. Tegelberg.

21)/Climate Change and the Media, Volume II./ (2017) (Eds.) J. Lewis and 
B. Brevini.



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