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IAMCR Pre-conference at Leeds: Media and Governance in Latin America- CFP now open

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** On behalf of Dr. Ximena Orchard, [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> **



IAMCR Pre-conference at Leeds: Media and Governance in Latin America- CFP now open





Dear colleagues



We are very pleased to announce that the call for papers for the third edition of the conference Media and Governance in Latin America is now open.



The conference will be hosted this year by the School of Media and Communications of the University of Leeds and will take place 25-26 July as a pre-conference to the IAMCR 2016.



We are aiming to congregate a wide range of academics interested in the intersections between media, communications, governance and development in the region to examine questions such as the following:





  *   In which ways media actors and media technologies are changing relationship between the state, the private sector, civil society and the media?

  *   What is the role of the media in promoting democratic governance and sustainable development?

  *   What are the main changes in the formation, interaction and evolution of publics/audiences in the new media environment?

  *   What sort of relationships are emerging from the crossroads between traditional and non-traditional media actors?

  *   How are media reforms strengthening democratic governance across the region?

  *   To what extent do public and private media reproduce populist and polarising discourses?

  *   To what extent are digital and community media challenging traditional hegemonic information flows?

  *   Are new power imbalances emerging as a result of the spread of new technologies in the region?

  *   What patterns of governance are shaping Latin American media systems?

  *   What patterns of change and resilience can we find in political communication practices in the region?

We are delighted to have confirmed the attendance of a superb line-up of guest speakers, including Sallie Hughes (University of Miami), Claudia Mellado (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso) and Carolina Matos (City University London).



Please find more details about the conference and the CFP here: http://mgla.leeds.ac.uk/call-for-papers/



Abstracts are due February 28



Please direct questions and abstracts to this email: [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>





We look forward to welcoming you in Leeds,



Jairo Lugo-Ocando, Ximena Orchard, Sara Garcia-Santamaria, Antonio Brambila.





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Conference Media and Governance in Latin America- 2016

Official Pre-Conference IAMCR 2016

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