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
Authoritarian media and foreign protests: evidence from a decade of Russian news
Neue Publikation von Yana Otlan, Yulia Kuzmina, Aleksandra Rumiantseva und Katerina Tertytchnaya:
"The proliferation of protests around the world poses challenges for authoritarian media outlets. While censoring news about protests abroad may push audiences to alternative news sources, their coverage could motivate citizens to take to the streets at home. To explore whether and how authoritarian media outlets cover foreign protests, we leverage evidence from Russia. Combining evidence from a decade of news coverage with protest-event data, we show that far from censoring news on protests abroad, authoritarian outlets afford them extensive coverage. The coverage of foreign protests, however, declines on days of large Russian protests, when the costs of encouraging mobilization are potentially greater. We also show that authoritarian media selectively use protests abroad, especially those in democracies, to convey the image of citizen activism as threatening and disorderly. Findings, which speak to research on authoritarian propaganda, have implications for scholarship on protest management and authoritarian resilience."
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