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Politics, Civil Society and Participation:
Media and Communications in a Transforming Environment

Introduction

Introduction: Researching the transforming environment of media and communications
Leif Kramp, Nico Carpentier and Andreas Hepp

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SECTION ONE: Policies and politics of communication

Life with the media manifold: Between freedom and subjection
Nick Couldry

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Communication and information rights in European media policy
Hannu Nieminen

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Free speech at an intersection. Notes on the contemporary hybrid public sphere
Risto Kunelius

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The normative shift: Three paradoxes of information privacy
Jockum Hildén

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‘It’s like they’re looking inside your body or inside your brain.’ Internet surveillance practices in a special school
Herminder Kaur

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What is a decision? A post-structuralist exploration of the trinity of decidedness, undecidedness and undecidability
Nico Carpentier

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SECTION TWO: Civil participation in and through the media

A competent participant in the new media landscape: Promoting an interdisciplinary perspective
Joanna Kedra, Anne Laajalahti, Mélodine Sommier and Panu Uotila

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Rejuvenating the public sphere: The rhetorical arenas of social media
Eirik Vatnøy

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Collectivities in change: The mediatization and individualization of community building from a subjective and figurational perspective
Andreas Hepp and Ronald Hitzler

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Conceptualizing metropolitan journalism: New approaches, new communicative practices, new perspectives?
Leif Kramp

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Negotiating creative autonomy: Experiences of technology in computer-based visual media production
Julia Velkova

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Conceptualizing consumption-critical media practices as political participation
Sigrid Kannengießer

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Communication, generation and cultural memory: Insights from fieldwork in Vietnam
Christina Sanko

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SECTION THREE: Media representations and usages

Communication in the public space: Attention and media use
Julia Roll

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On barricades
Ilija Tomanic Trivundža

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Photography and the construction of family and memory
Sahika Erkonan

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Remaining divides: Access to and use of ICTs among elderly citizens
Tobias Olsson and Dino Viscovi

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Researching the young radio audience
Maria Gutièrrez

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Watching socialist television serials in the 70s and 80s in the former Czechoslovakia: a study in the history of meaning-making
Irena Reifová

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Sonic icons and histospheres: On the political aesthetics of an audio history of film
Winfried Pauleit and Rasmus Greiner

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SECTION FOUR: On methods

From dogmatism to open-mindedness? Historical reflections on methods in audience reception research
Kim Christian Schrøder

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Media ethnography for busy People: Introducing students to the ethnographic approach in media-related syllabi
Simone Tosoni and Fredrik Stiernstedt

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Communicating at international scientific conferences? Keys to be selected, understood, and published
Bertrand Cabedoche

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