[ecrea] The latest issue of Javnost - The Public, published by Routledge, is now online and open access

The first issue of /Javnost - The Public/ published by Routledge is now 
online!

We are delighted to be publishing /Javnost - The Public/ in partnership 
with the European Institute for Communication and Culture and to 
celebrate, we are offering you free online access
<http://tandf.msgfocus.com/c/15gDBL8GtlEbuoeXfoCWK8Ip6S>to this
special issue!

Publics, Discursive Struggles and Political Agency is guest edited by
Julie Uldam and Nico Carpentier and features the following articles:

* Legitimation Mechanisms in the Bailout Discourse by Vaia Doudaki
* Pirates on the Liquid Shores of Liberal Democracy: Movement Frames of 
European Pirate Parties by Bart Cammaerts
* “Flemish Friends, Let us Separate!”: The Discursive Struggle for 
Flemish Nationalist Civil Society in the Media by Benjamin De Cleen
* Extreme-right Responses to the European Economic Crisis in Denmark and 
Sweden: The Discursive Construction of Scapegoats and Lodestars by Tina 
Askanius & Yiannis Mylonas
* Opening The Fortress. The Work of Public Gaze on the Swiss Asylum 
Reality by Philippe Gonzalez & Fabienne Malbois
* Are a Thousand Pictures Worth a Single Word? The Struggle between 
Condemnatory and Affirmative Discourses on Photographic Change in 
Slovene and UK Mainstream Media News Reports on Selfies by Ilija Tomanic 
Trivundža


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“With its first 2015 issue, Javnost-The Public entered an important
new phase in its 22-year history of publication by //being associated
with the world-renowned publisher, Routledge. By shepherding the journal 
to a new home we expect that the readership and the journal’s impact 
will be significantly enhanced. Nevertheless, Javnost-The Public remains 
faithful to its original mission and objective to address, promote, 
share, and discuss problems, issues and developments of publicness on 
international and interdisciplinary levels, to advance the development 
of theory and research in the field, and to help understand and bridge 
the differences between cultures and disciplines.” Slavko Splichal, 
editor, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia.


Kind regards,
Routledge Communication Studies


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