Events

The topic of January's seminar includes the “French” discourse analysis approach to political discourse.

In this research seminar, Bernhard Forchtner considers a wide range of multimodal constructions of environmental issues by the far right.

Yuejue Zhang successfully completed the public defense of her PhD thesis titled: “China as an ‘Imagined Other’ in Belgium: An analysis of Belgian perceptions towards China and Chinese people”.

In the most recent ECHO research Seminar, Amanda Alencar talked about 'aspirational place-making' and digital practices of refugees in the Netherlands.

We are celebrating dr. Guadalupe Peres, who has been granted the Marie Curie Award. This prize recognises Bolivian women who contribute to scientific and social development in Bolivia.

In the most recent ECHO research Seminar, Koen Leurs talked about contradictions, tensions and hopes that characterize digital migration dynamics.

Multiple ECHO members joined the 10th European Communication Conference by the European Communication Research and Education Association (ECREA) in Slovenia. Contributions range from panels to individual presentations.

In this seminar organised by the 'Reel Borders' project Nadica Denić (UvA) talks about cinematic ethics of migration.

Congratulations to ECHO researcher Dr. Johana Kotišová on her new position as review editor for Media, War & Conflict.

The ABCeuta web documentary is created as part of the ERC project 'Reel Borders' and showcases 26 short essay films. Along with the webdoc, the team launched a petition in support of domestic workers in Ceuta who are forced to live in precarious conditions.