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Seminars and Conferences

All ECREA Sections, Temporary Working Groups and Networks also organise at least one smaller-scale and thematically focused event, such as seminar, workshop or conference on biennial basis. These events are typically organised in the year when ECC conference is not held.

Events calendar

Upcoming events

    • 16.04.2024
    • 19.04.2024
    • King’s College London

    The ECREA Media Industries and Cultural Production section is delighted to act as partner for the International Conference Media Industries (MI2024), taking place on 16-19 April 2024. The Conference is hosted by the Department of Culture, Media and Creative Industries, King’s College London. Paper, panel, and roundtable proposals are now open.

    After the success in 2018 of the inaugural conference ‘Media Industries: Current Debates and Future Directions’, unfortunately the planned 2020 conference had to be cancelled due to Covid lockdowns. We are therefore very pleased to announce the conference will return next year.

    A key aim of MI2024 is to maintain an open intellectual agenda and provide a meeting ground for all forms of media industries research. To this end, the conference invites proposals for papers, panels, and roundtables presenting research from across the full breadth of the media industries.

    To energize interdisciplinary discussions, we welcome proposals presenting research from all intellectual and methodological traditions in media industries scholarship. 

    Additionally, to recognize the full scope and diversity of media industries, proposals may address industries in contemporary or historical contexts, and at global, transnational, national, or sub-national levels of analysis.

    Proposals are welcomed in three categories (see full details below):

    • open call papers
    • pre-constituted panels
    • pre-constituted roundtables

    *PLEASE NOTE*: MI2024 will take place in-person only and we are unable to accommodate requests for virtual presentations. 

    PARTNERS

    A core aim of the ‘Media Industries’ conference is to bring together scholars researching media industries from across multiple professional associations and their relevant sub-groups or sections. We are therefore very pleased to be organizing ‘MI2024’ in partnership with:

    • British Association of Film, Television and Screen Studies (BAFTSS) - Screen Industries Special Interest Group
    • European Communication Research and Education Association (ECREA) - Media Industries and Cultural Production Section
    • European Media Management Association (EMMA)
    • European Network for Cinema and Media Studies (NECS) - Screen Industries Work Group
    • Gesellschaft für Medienwissenschaft (GFM) - AG Medienindustrien
    • Global Media and China journal
    • International Association of Mass Communication Research (IAMCR) - Media Production Analysis Working Group
    • International Communication Association (ICA) - Media Industry Studies Interest Group
    • Media Industries journal
    • Society for Cinema and Media Studies (SCMS) - Media Industries Scholarly Interest Group

    HOST COMMITTEE

    Sarah Atkinson, Orcun Can, Virginia Crisp, Matthew Hilborn, Wing-Fai Leung, Paul McDonald (conference chair), Jeanette Steemers, and Jaap Verheul.

    ADVISORY COMMITTEE

    Ruby Cheung, Elizabeth Evans, Terry Flew, Kate Fortmueller, Anthony Fung, Melanie Gray, Xiao Han, Catalina Iordache, Anna Jupowicz-Ginalska, Aske Kammer, Michael Keane, Florian Krauß, Skadi Loist, Kate Nash, John Oliver, Jennifer Porst, Alisa Perren, Steve Presence, Lies van Roessel, Willemien Sanders, Kevin Sanson, Andrew Spicer, Vilde Schanke Sundet, Fredrik Stiernstedt, Dinara Tokbaeva, Emily West and Anna Zoellner.

    REGISTRATION

    All delegates will need to register for the conference.

    Registration for the conference will go live in November 2023, and fees will be structured on the basis of full (academics, waged) and reduced (students, unwaged) status, and tiered according to the delegate’s country of residence using the World Bank’s country classifications by Gross National Income per capita.

    SUBMISSIONS

    The system for submitting proposal is NOW OPEN.

    Deadline for submissions is 23.00hrs Pacific Daylight Time (PDT = UTC -7) on Friday 15 September 2023

    Proposals are welcomed in three categories and should be submitted through the following links.

    1)  Open Call Papers

    Format: solo or co-presented research paper lasting no more than 20mins.

    https://form.jotform.com/231403617601344

    2)  Pre-constituted Panels

    Format: 90mins panel of 3 x 20mins OR 4 x 15mins thematically linked solo or co-presented research papers followed by questions.

    https://form.jotform.com/231404242363344

    3)  Pre-constituted Roundtables

    Format: 90mins interactive forum led by a chair bringing together 4 to 6 participants (including the chair as a participant if speaking as well as chairing) to offer short (up to 6 minute) position statements or interventions designed to trigger discussions around a central theme, issue, or problem. As such, a roundtable does not involve the presentation of formal research papers but rather is designed to create a forum for the participants and audience to engage in a shared discussion. The format is flexible and can be adapted to allow members of the roundtable to introduce exercises or other activities where appropriate.

    https://form.jotform.com/231403562356350

    Delegates will be able to make up to TWO contributions to the conference but only ONE in any category, i.e., presenting an open call paper and participating in a roundtable will be permitted but not presenting two open call papers. Chairing a panel or roundtable will NOT count as one of those contributions. 

    Papers (either open call or as part of a pre-constituted panel) may be presented individually or by a pair of co-presenters.

    When submitting a proposal, each presenter/co-presenter/participant is required to provide their:

    • name
    • institutional affiliation (if any)
    • contact e-mail address
    • a short professional biography (max. 100 words) 

    In addition, different proposal categories require the following:

    1)         Open Call Papers

    • title
    • abstract of no more than 400 words
    • 3-5 keywords
    • 3-5 sources relevant to the paper 

    2)         Pre-constituted Panels

    • nominated chair (either one of the presenters or another delegate)
    • panel rationale of no more than 400 words
    • 3-5 key words
    • individual proposals (presenter/co-presenter details, title, abstract, keywords, sources) for 3 x 20mins OR 4 x 15mins research papers

    3)         Pre-constituted Roundtables

    • nominated chair (either one of the presenters or another delegate)
    • rationale of no more than 400 words
    • 3-5 key words

    details for each participant accompanied by a statement of no more than 100 words outlining a participant’s intended contribution

    TIMELINE

    • Wednesday 1 June 2023 submissions open
    • Friday 15 September 2023 at 23.00hrs PDT deadline for submissions
    • mid-November 2023 acceptances announced and delegate registration opens
    • early-January 2024 first draft of the programme
    • Friday 29 March 2024 deadline for delegate registrations

    WEBSITE AND CONTACT

    The conference website will go live towards the end of this year. In the meantime, if you have any questions, please contact media-industries@kcl.ac.uk

    • 05.08.2024
    • 11.08.2024
    • Roskilde, Denmark

    The ECREA European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School brings together members of the European research community to explore contemporary issues within media and communication studies. The Summer School offers a supportive international setting for European doctoral students, where you can present and develop your ongoing PhD projects and build valuable networks. Our main aim is to provide you with support, insights, and guidance through a variety of activities, including individual feedback seminars with leading media and communication scholars. 

    GENERAL INFORMATION 

    The Summer School is open to all PhD projects within the broad field of media and communication studies. We especially encourage doctoral students who are in the middle of their studies to apply, as it is our experience that participation in this phase is the most productive and useful for participants. 

    The Summer School runs over seven full working days and awards 10 ECTS credits. The working language is English; therefore, a sufficient understanding of and ability to express oneself in this language is expected.  

    • 23.09.2024
    • 27.09.2024
    • Ljublana, Slovenia
    Registration is closed

    The ECREA Young Scholars Network (YECREA) and ECREA invite applications for 10 grants and 5 travel for young scholars who are ECREA PhD members and are accepted to present at ECC2024.

    To apply for YECREA grant click on the Register button on the left.

    YECREA will offer 10 grants for early-career scholars (PhD students and scholars 1 year after completion of their PhD) in the form of conference fee waivers. These grants are awarded to PhD students and early-career scholars who lack funding opportunities. At least 5 out of the 10 grants will go to soft-currency ECREA PhD members.

    Deadline for application: April 15, 2024.

    The applicants are allowed to combine grants in the form of conference fee vouchers with the YECREA travel grants (apply here: https://ecrea.eu/event-5650946).

    Conditions

    The grants are intended for YECREA members (visit yecrea.eu/membership to learn how to become a YECREA member) in order to support access to the academic community of media and communication scholars by attending ECREA’s biannual conference from 24th to 27th  September 2024 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. 

    Grant awards will be made based on several criteria, of which the most important is the applicants’ access to financial resources (e.g. from their home university, third-party funded projects or national funding institutions). The grants will be awarded only to early-career scholars whose presentation has been accepted to the programme of the conference. The applications will not be reviewed in terms of academic quality. However, applicants should preferably have submitted abstracts as first authors to the ECC conference programme.

    If selected for a grant, you will be asked to send proof of acceptance to the conference (forwarding the acceptance e-mail) as well as some evidence of your PhD or post-doctoral research status (e.g. proof of enrolment, a letter from your institution, or a link to your home university profile).

    To apply, please complete the form no later than April 15, 2024 at 23:59 CEST. We will notify the applicants by May 30, 2024. All grantees should confirm their attendance by August 2nd, 2024.

    • 23.09.2024
    • 27.09.2024
    • Ljublana, Slovenia
    Registration is closed

    The ECREA Young Scholars Network (YECREA) and ECREA invite applications for 5 travel for young scholars who are ECREA PhD members and are accepted to present at ECC2024.

    To apply for YECREA travel grant click on the Register button on the left.

    5 travel and accommodation grants will be offered by YECREA to early-career scholars. (PhD students and scholars 1 year after completion of their PhD). These are awarded to PhD students and early-career scholars who lack funding opportunities.

    Travel costs up to 300 EUR will be covered in the form of reimbursement.

    The relevant claim form, digitised invoices and receipts documenting actual costs must be submitted electronically to treasurer@ecrea.eu in addition to the submission of the original documents posted to the ECREA accountants: RSM Belgium, Lozenberg, 22 b3, B1932 Zaventem, Belgium. The YECREA travel grant will reimburse travel and accommodation costs up to 300 EUR.

    Deadline for application: April 15, 2024.

    The applicants are allowed to combine travel grants with the grants in the form of conference fee vouchers (apply here: https://ecrea.eu/event-5647331).

    Conditions

    The grants are intended for YECREA members (visit yecrea.eu/membership to learn how to become a YECREA member) in order to support access to the academic community of media and communication scholars by attending ECREA’s biannual conference from 24th to 27th  September 2024 in Ljubljana, Slovenia. 

    Grant awards will be made based on several criteria, of which the most important is the applicants’ access to financial resources (e.g. from their home university, third-party funded projects or national funding institutions). The grants will be awarded only to early-career scholars whose presentation has been accepted to the programme of the conference. The applications will not be reviewed in terms of academic quality. However, applicants should preferably have submitted abstracts as first authors to the ECC conference programme.

    If selected for a grant, you will be asked to send proof of acceptance to the conference (forwarding the acceptance e-mail) as well as some evidence of your PhD or post-doctoral research status (e.g. proof of enrolment, a letter from your institution, or a link to your home university profile).

    To apply, please complete the form no later than April 15, 2024 at 23:59 CEST. We will notify the applicants by May 30, 2024. All grantees should confirm their attendance by August 2nd, 2024.

Past events

11.04.2024 Diversity, Equality and Inclusion in and through Journalism
10.04.2024 ECREA Journalism Studies Section PhD Colloquium
07.12.2023 ECREA Diaspora, Migration and the Media - International and Intercultural Communication Sections Conference
06.12.2023 ECREA Diaspora, Migration and the Media & International and Intercultural Communication sections Joint PhD Workshop
15.11.2023 European Conference on Health Communication (ECHC) 2023
09.11.2023 Digital Games at the Forefront of Change - On the Meaningfulness of Games and Game Studies
09.11.2023 Sports Communication in Transition
06.11.2023 Reimagining a Better Academia: Finding Meaning in a Precarious Environment
02.11.2023 Digital Platform Policy Spring? Promises and Trajectories for Digital Platform Regulation
25.10.2023 Redefining Televisuality: Programmes, Practices, Methods
24.10.2023 Looking Forward!: Interpersonal Communication and Social Interaction Section Conference
12.10.2023 Conference on methods in cultural production and media industries research
05.10.2023 7th International Crisis Communication Conference
04.10.2023 Workshop opportunity for Ph.D. students in risk and crisis communication
14.09.2023 Reframing Postcolonialism and Cinema
12.09.2023 ARS 2023: Disrupted or disruptive audiences? From reception to participation in a post-truth era
06.09.2023 Contested Visibilities: Everyday politics and online imaginaries of the body
31.08.2023 THE ECREA POLITICAL COMMUNICATION SECTION INTERIM CONFERENCE
30.08.2023 THE ECREA POLITICAL COMMUNICATION SECTION PhD WORKSHOP
30.08.2023 Workshop: TWG Affect, Emotion & Media
08.08.2023 The 18th IFIP Summer School on Privacy and Identity Management 2023 - Sharing (in) a Digital World
07.08.2023 ECREA European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School 2023
05.07.2023 The normative imperative: Socio-political challenges of Strategic and Organisational Communication
08.05.2023 Technology in Movement, Movement in Technology
02.05.2023 Symposium "Social Justice and Technological Futures”
19.10.2022 ECC2022: Rethink Impact
19.10.2022 The Trajectory of Emerging Media & Technology Companies: Transnational Businesses, Transcultural Communications
19.10.2022 The Trajectory of Emerging Media & Technology Companies: Transnational Businesses, Transcultural Communications
19.10.2022 Strategies and European Sports Communication
19.10.2022 ECC 2022 Aarhus - Young scholars grant
18.10.2022 Young People, Entertainment and Cross-Media Storytelling: Perspectives and Methods for Investigating Youth Media
18.10.2022 ECREA pre-conference: Datafied Welfare States
18.10.2022 QUALITATIVE METHODS WORKSHOP: Doing research creatively
18.10.2022 WORKSHOP: An Intro to the Digital Research Methods
17.10.2022 Emerging topics in digital games research
17.10.2022 The Impact of Streaming on Media Industries and Cultural Production
17.10.2022 Misinformation, science populism and the role of citizens
14.10.2022 Online Workshop of Audience and Reception Studies Section: Methodological Challenges of Doing Audience Research in (post) Covid Times
14.10.2022 Rethinking positionality in media and migration research
14.10.2022 Studying Mediated Suffering in the Pandemic
14.10.2022 Developing Research on Media, Cities and (Digital) Space
14.10.2022 RETHINKING RELATIONSHIPS
13.10.2022 What signifies affect and emotion in media and communication studies?
12.10.2022 The datafied child: growing in the algorithmic conundrum
12.10.2022 Mediatization 3.0? The future of the research field
12.10.2022 The Work-in-Progress in Social Media Research
11.10.2022 Advancing Concepts and Methods in Political Communication
11.10.2022 YECREA PhD Workshop
10.10.2022 Risk & Crisis Communication Moving Forward from the Pandemic
10.10.2022 Political Communication Research in Central and Eastern Europe
07.10.2022 From unruliness to collective action: Resisting norms on gender and sexuality in media
07.10.2022 New Perspectives and Directions in Philosophy of Communication
06.10.2022 The Transformation of Public Dissent: From Counter-Public Spheres and Alternative Media to Disinformation Ecologies?
06.10.2022 Visual Politics & Protest - Current Methodological Challenges
30.09.2022 Rethink the Network - Connecting Actors in Journalism and Communication Education
24.07.2022 ECREA European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School 2022
12.05.2022 Alternatives in Communication Theory & Education
09.03.2022 The Information War: communication and the Russian invasion of Ukraine - open webinar
03.03.2022 Journalism studies meets practice
09.02.2022 2022 ECREA OSC Online Conference: A new era of (digital) teaching? Theory, Creativity and Responsibility in Communication Education
04.11.2021 European Conference on Health Communication
20.09.2021 ECREA European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School 2021 (online)
10.09.2021 Old media persistence
10.09.2021 Disinformation studies: perspectives to an emerging research field
06.09.2021 Advancing Digital Disconnection Research
06.09.2021 Children, Youth and Media Section Pre-conference: Ethics and Children’s Digital Rights
06.09.2021 Improving publics participation through strategic communication
06.09.2021 8th European Communication Conference 2021 (online)
05.09.2021 Doing gender, making change
03.09.2021 TransArts, expanded art and new languages
03.09.2021 YECREA Pre-Conference
09.07.2021 ECREA Executive Board - General Elections
13.05.2021 Journalism & Communication Education 6th annual conference on "Rethinking digital native communicators training”
21.04.2021 ECC 2021 online - Young scholars grants
21.04.2021 Migrant Belongings: Digital Practices and the Everyday (virtual conference)
10.01.2021 ECREA European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School 2020 - Winter edition (postponed to 2021)
02.10.2020 European Conference on Health Communication 2020
02.10.2020 ECC Braga - Young scholars grant
14.05.2020 Cancelled - 6th Annual Conference of the ECREA Journalism & Communication Education TWG
08.01.2020 Constructed facts, contested truths: Science and environment controversies in media and public spaces
05.12.2019 Communication and Democracy Section Workshop: The politics of privacy
22.11.2019 Public Service Media’s Online Strategies: Industry Concepts And Critical Investigations
16.11.2019 Gender and knowledge production in contemporary academia
15.11.2019 Media, gender and sexuality in contemporary Europe
13.11.2019 YECREA Round Table “The responsible conduct of research: The ethical challenges and considerations in health communication studies"
13.11.2019 European Conference on Health Communication
07.11.2019 Games, Media and Communication: Quo Vadis?
01.11.2019 Datafication, Mediatization, and the Machine Age
30.10.2019 Digital Fortress Europe: Exploring Boundaries between Media, Migration and Technology
24.10.2019 The Youthification of Television in the age of Screen Culture
24.10.2019 ECREA CLP Section annual event: Communication Rights in the Digital Age
21.10.2019 Infrastructures and Inequalities: Media industries, digital cultures and politics
18.10.2019 Research Methods in Film Studies: Challenges and Opportunities
14.10.2019 Interpersonal Communication and Social Interaction Section Regional Conference
03.10.2019 6th International Crisis Communication Conference
19.09.2019 Children and Adolescents in the era of Smartscreens, risks, threats and opportunities reloaded
19.09.2019 ECREA Radio Research Conference 2019: Radio as a Social Media: community, participation, public values in the platform society
12.09.2019 Political communication section interim conference
11.09.2019 Jeopardizing Democracy throughout History
04.09.2019 Visual Cultures & Communication: Images and Practices on the Move
21.08.2019 Innovative methods in Audience Research
08.07.2019 ECREA European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School 2019
19.06.2019 CEECOM - 12th CEE Network's Conference
24.05.2019 Children's online worlds, digital media and digital literacy
17.05.2019 Journalism & Communication Education TWG Conference
14.02.2019 Journalism Studies Section Conference 2019
13.02.2019 2nd ECREA Journalism Studies Section PhD-Workshop
31.10.2018 ECREA 2018 Pre-conference: Audiences, datafication and the everyday: Challenges, ambitions and priorities for audience studies in datafied societies
31.10.2018 ECREA 2018 Pre-conference: Three Young Scholar Workshops - Methods, Writing and Activism
31.10.2018 ECREA 2018 Pre-conference: Mobile (in)visibilities
31.10.2018 ECREA 2018 Pre-conference “Children and Adolescents in a Mobile Media World”
31.10.2018 ECREA 2018 Lugano
19.07.2018 ECREA European Media and Communication Doctoral Summer School 2018
01.06.2018 Remaking European Cinema
23.05.2018 ICA 2018 Pre-Conference “Trust, control, and privacy: Mediatisation of childhood and adolescence in the digital age”
15.03.2018 Science and Environment Communication Section webinar
22.11.2017 Political Communication in Times of Crisis: New Challenges, Trends & Possibilities
15.11.2017 The Future of European Television: Between Transnationalism and Euroscepticism
13.11.2017 PR and society: The generative power of history in the present and future
10.11.2017 Multivoicedness and European Cinema: Representation, Industry, Politics
10.11.2017 Digital Democracy: Critical Perspectives in the Age of Big Data
10.11.2017 Media, Religion, Popular Culture
09.11.2017 The Digital Turn in Science and Environment Communication
07.11.2017 Branded Content Research Network conference
06.11.2017 Digital Culture meets data: Critical approaches
02.11.2017 Migration and communication flows: rethinking borders, conflict and identity through the digital
23.10.2017 (Mediated) Social Interaction in Groups, Networks and Organizations
23.10.2017 ICSI PhD Workshop/Seminar
19.10.2017 5th International Crisis Communication Conference
13.10.2017 Communication and Arts: Philosophical and Theoretical Perspectives
06.10.2017 Mediatization in a global perspective: Comparing theoretical approaches in a digitised world
04.10.2017 Why Europe? Narratives and Counter-narratives of European Integration
28.09.2017 Audiences2030: Imagining a Future for Audiences
28.09.2017 Career in the making: identity, voice, and place in academia
15.09.2017 The Future of Media Content: Interventions and Industries in the Internet Era
12.09.2017 Radio Research Conference 2017
07.09.2017 Our Group First! – Historical perspectives on Minorities/Majorities, Inclusion/Exclusion, Centre/Periphery in Media and Communication History
07.09.2017 The development potential of the European Public Sphere
16.08.2017 IVMC get-together ECREA TWG Visual Cultures
19.06.2017 IVSA get-together ECREA TWG Visual Cultures
15.06.2017 Seminar on Comparative and Collaborative Research into Branded Content
15.06.2017 CEECOM 2017: Critique of/at/on periphery?
26.05.2017 Sexualities and Digital Culture in Europe: a joint ECREA Symposium
25.05.2017 ICA get-together ECREA TWG Visual Cultures

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