172
Contemporary Power, Symbolisms and Narratives By the Media

Monday, 11 July 2016: 10:45-12:15
Location: Hörsaal 23 (Main Building)
RC14 Sociology of Communication, Knowledge and Culture (host committee)

Language: English

The mediation of political life (the intensive and regular use of the media, the press, radio and especially television from the political class) is intimately attached to the transformation of contemporary societies’ political frame. This transformation places the relation between the media and the power in the heart of today’s relevant scientific debates. The relation between media and political life constitutes an important factor for understanding contemporary political issues.
Session Organizer:
Christiana CONSTANTOPOULOU, Panteion University, Greece
Posters:
172.1
"Digital Punishment" in Online American Media
Sarah LAGESON, Rutgers University-Newark, USA
172.2
The Television Policy about the Self-Control in Japan
Ijung LIN, Osaka University of Economics, Japan
172.3
Think Tanks and the French Political Game.
Corinne DELMAS, University of Lille, CERAPS (UMR CNRS 8026), France
172.4
“Intellectual Civil War”: Struggle for a Master Narrative in "Chomsky Affair" 333132@Mail.Muni.Cz
Petr KUBALA, Masaryk University, Faculty of Social Studies, Department of Sociology, Czech Republic
172.5
Power, Corruption, and Media Scandal: The Case of Japan
Igor PRUSA, The University of Tokyo, Japan
172.6
Political Journalism in the Wake of Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert: Assessing the Lasting Legacy of "the Daily Show" and "the Colbert Report" on American Culture
Margaret TALLY, State University of New York: Empire State College, USA
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