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[Commlist] call for participants: 10th Graduate Spring School & Research conference on Comparative Media Systems
Mon Dec 20 23:24:07 GMT 2021
Call for participation in the post-graduate course and research conference
*10th Graduate Spring School & Research conference on Comparative Media
Systems*
co-organized with the MEDIADELCOM HORIZON 2020 and the ECREA CEE Network
BLENDEND IN PERSON & ONLINE
*Media System Characteristics as Risks or Opportunities for Deliberative
Communication*
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IUC, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 11-15 April 2022
What is the relations between deliberative democracy as a normative and
pragmatic concept, and political and media systems in Central and
Eastern European and Western European countries? How can we analyze if
the media in certain specific contexts really contribute, or are
detrimental, to the practice of deliberative communication and
deliberative democracy? Can this relationship be more that a normative one?
This year’s course is inspired by the research in the new HORIZON 2020
project MEDIADELCOM (https://www.mediadelcom.eu, a project led by the
University of Tartu, Estonia), which aims to answer just these
questions. The project consortium members (from 14 European countries)
argue that European political and cultural spaces evolve best if
specific media related policies enhance the conditions for deliberative
communication. The project aims to develop a methodology enabling the
assessment and forecast of the risks and opportunities for deliberative
communication emerging in the process of European media transformation
in 2000-2020. A specific focus of MEDIADELCOM is to evaluate Central and
Eastern European new democracies in a comparative fashion with their
established Western European counterparts. The departure point for the
project was the two-part question: In which domains, and in which ways
does existing research depict the risks and opportunities (ROs)
regarding the agency of news media in supporting deliberative
communication. A broad preliminary literature review on the
transformations of the news media during the past two decades, revealed
four domains conditional on each other, where the risks and
opportunities discourse is most clearly identifiable: journalism,
legislation and ethics, media usage, and media competences. This year’s
course will hear and discuss some of the first theoretical and
methodological outputs stemming from the project.
The course includes a one day hands-on methodological workshop on the
design and implementation of fuzzy set QCA and the accompanying
statistical analysis, held by Dina Vozab and Filip Trbojević from the
University of Zagreb.
The course is organized by course directors from 8 European universities:
Zrinjka Peruško, University of Zagreb, Croatia
Carmen Ciller, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain
Epp Lauk, Tartu University, Estonia
Steffen Lepa, Technische Universität Berlin, Germany
Paolo Mancini, Università di Perugia, Italy
Snježana Milivojević, University of Belgrade, Serbia
Slavko Splichal, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Miklós Sükösd, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
This 10^th "slow science" IUC-CMS is an interdisciplinary research
conference & post-graduate course open to academics, doctoral and
post-doctoral students in media, communication and related fields
engaged with the issue of media and media systems, that wish to discuss
their current work with established and emerging scholars and get
relevant feedback.
Invited research conference participants will deliver keynote lectures
with ample discussion opportunities. In this unique academic format,
student course attendees will have extended opportunity to present and
discuss their current own work with the course directors and other
lecturers and participants in seminar form (English language) and in
further informal meetings around the beautiful old-town of Dubrovnik
(UNESCO World Heritage) over 5 full working days (Monday to Friday).
The working language is English.
Participation in the course for graduate (master and doctoral) students
brings 3,5 ECTS credits, and for doctoral students who present their
thesis research 6 ECTS. The course is accredited and the ECTS are
awarded by the Faculty of Political Science, University of Zagreb
(www.fpzg.unizg.hr <http://www.fpzg.unizg.hr>). All participants will
also receive a certificate of attendance from the IUC.
/Enrolment/
To apply, send a CV and a motivation letter to (zrinjka.perusko /at/ gmail.com)
Students who wish to present their doctoral research should also send a
300 word abstract. The course can accept 20 students, and the
applications are received on a rolling basis. After notification of
acceptance you need to register also on this web page
https://iuc.hr/programme/1518 <https://iuc.hr/programme/1518>
The IUC requires a small enrolment fee from student participants.
Participants are responsible for organizing their own lodging and
travel. Affordable housing is available for IUC participants. Stipends
are available from IUC for eligible participants, further information at
https://www.iuc.hr/iuc-support.php <https://www.iuc.hr/iuc-support.php>.
For information on these matters please contact the IUC secretariat at
(iuc /at/ iuc.hr) <mailto:(iuc /at/ iuc.hr)>.
/Venue Information/
The Inter-University Centre was founded in Dubrovnik in 1972 as an
independent, autonomous academic institution with the aim of promoting
international co-operation between academic institutions throughout the
world. Courses are held in all scientific disciplines around the year,
with participation of member and affiliated universities.
/Additional Information/
For further information about academic matters please contact the
organizing course director: professor Zrinjka Peruško
(zrinjka.perusko /at/ gmail.com) <mailto:(zrinjka.perusko /at/ gmail.com)>, Centre for
Media and Communication Research (www.cim.fpzg.unizg.hr
<http://www.cim.fpzg.unizg.hr>), Department of Media and Communication,
Faculty of Political Science (www.fpzg.unizg.hr
<http://www.fpzg.unizg.hr>), University of Zagreb (www.unizg.hr
<http://www.unizg.hr>).
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