Kolloquiumsvortrag
18:15 Uhr, IW3 0330 / Zoom
Natalya Kolyagina (Paris)
Childhood Memoirs in Written Auto-Narratives of Women Participants of Soviet Dissident Human Rights Groups
Kolloquiumsvortrag
18:00 Uhr, Haus der Wissenschaft
Martina Winkler (Kiel)
Peter I. – Zar, Kaiser und hartnäckiger Mythos
Vortrag in russischer Sprache, Staff-Exchange Projekt
11:00 (s.t.), kleiner Konferenzraum OEG
Какаджан Джанбеков и Оразгелди
Гурбанов Международное партнерство с Европой – Институт Языка, литературы и национальных рукописей имени Махтумкули
Vortrag in russischer Sprache, Staff-Exchange Projekt
12:00 (s.t.), kleiner Konferenzraum OEG
Сайкал Ибраимова (Ошский государственный университет)
Межэтнический «Конфликт в Кыргызстане: роль нарратива
Wissenswertes
Neuer Aufsatz
Teil des von Esther Somfalvy mitherausgegebenen Themenheftes "Understanding Media Control in the Digital Age"
Somfalvy, Esther / Pleines, Heiko (2021): The agency of journalists in competitive authoritarian regimes. A case study of Ukraine during the Yanukovich presidency, in: Media and Communication 9:4, 82-92 (open access)
Abstract
Media control comprises multifaceted and amorphous phenomena, combining a variety of forms, tools, and practices. Today media control takes place in a sphere where national politics meet global technology, resulting in practices that bear features of both the (global) platforms and the affordances of national politics. At the intersection of these fields, we try to understand current practices of media control and the ways in which it may be resisted. This thematic issue is an endeavour to bring together conceptual, methodological, and empirical contributions to revise the scholarly discussion on media control. First, authors of this thematic issue re-assemble the notion of media control itself, as not being holistic and discrete (control vs freedom) but by considering it from a more critical perspective as having various modes and regimes. Second, this thematic issue brings a “micro” perspective into understanding and theorising media control. In comparison to structural and institutional perspectives on control, this perspective focuses on the agency of various actors (objects and subjects of media pressure) and their practices, motivations, and the resources with which they exert or resist control. Featuring cases from a broad range of countries with political systems ranging from democracy to electoral authoritarian regime, this issue also draws attention to the question of how media control relates to regime type.
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