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ECREA Sections and Networks events 2011 - UPDATED LEAFLET AVAILABLE

During 2011, all sections and networks of ECREA will engage in a variety
of high level academic activities across Europe. In doing so, ECREA's
sections and networks are mobilizing a range of talents and a lot of
creative energy to combine into the true driving force of ECREA, and to
a significant extent, of communication research at large.

To keep the academic community informed about this exciting set of
events and activities, ECREA has just published an updated leaflet and
poster.

- A poster (pdf, 490 kb) where you can see all this year's events
located on the European map:
http://www.ecrea.eu/uploads/news/ecrea_2011_events_poster_update_may_2011.pdf

- A booklet (pdf, 1,2 Mb) including full details of each event
(location, organisation, call for papers, dates, deadlines, etc.)
http://www.ecrea.eu/uploads/news/ecrea_2011_events_booklet_update_may_2011.pdf

Below you'll find an overview of all events. Even more updates can be
found at: http://www.ecrea.eu/events/seminars

We hope you will enjoy and contribute to these activities because this
is really what ECREA is all about.

Kind regards,
Nico Carpentier, ECREA VP
Salvatore Scifo, ECREA Webmaster

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ECREA Sections and Networks events 2011

Past events
8-9 April
New challenges and methodological innovations in European media audience
research.
First conference of the COST Action IS0906: Transforming Audiences".
Centre for Croatian Studies, University of Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia

Next events

5-6 May
The Dialogue Imperative. Trends and challenges in strategic and
organizational communication
Faculty of Communication and Arts, University of Beira Interior and
LabCom, Covilha, Portugal

5-7 May
Communication Research in Central and Eastern Europe: Traditions,
Patterns and Perspectives, 4th Central European Communication Forum (CECF)
Pontifical University John Paul II, Cracow, Poland

29 June - 1 July
9th European Interactive TV Conference
Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias (ULHT), LINI (Lisbon
Internet and Networks Institute), Lisbon, Portugal

4-5 July
Diversity of Journalisms:Shaping complex media landscapes
School of Communication, University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain

1-2 September
Transforming Audiences 3: Online&   Mobile Media, Everyday Creativity and
DIY Culture
School of Media, Arts and Design, University of Westminster, London, UK

2-3 September
Literature as Communication
Literary Communication Project, Åbo Akademi University, Turku, Finland

7-9 September
The History of Mass Media in Europe: Towards Post-National Perspectives
and (His)-Stories. Workshop and Planning for a Hand- and Textbook-Project.
Dublin City University, School of Communications, Dublin, Ireland

8-9 September
Interpersonal Communication and Social Interaction Conference 2011
Faculty of Social Sciences, School of Communication, University of
Ulster, Northern Ireland, UK

14-16 September
Radio evolution
University of Minho, Braga, Portugal

20-21 October
Comparing Political Communication Across Time and Space
Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Madrid, Spain

November
Conference on the European Public Sphere
Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Brussels, Belgium (details tbc)

11-12 November
New forms of cinema exhibition, film consumption and critical reception
in the digital age (working title)
University of East Anglia, Norwich, United Kingdom

16-18 November
Women’s Network III International Workshop: Sharing Experiences
University of Tampere, Tampere, Finland

17- 18 November
Visualising science and the environment
University of Brighton, Brighton, United Kingdom

24-25 November
Digital Culture: Innovative practices and critical theories
Open University of Catalonia (UOC), Barcelona, Spain

2-3 December
Keywords: Continuities, complexities and challenges in the field of
Diaspora, Migration and Media
National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Ireland

16-17 December
The Mediation of Scandal and Moral Outrage
Department of Media and Communications, London School of Economics,
London, United Kingdom

2012
16-17 March
Media Policy in the Era of the Internet: Challenges for Policy and Politics
Institute for Communication Science and Media Research, University of
Munich, Munich, Germany

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