Willem Joris
Willem Joris is project management officer (PMO) at ECHO and guest professor in Communication Sciences at VUB (Belgium). He is an expert on the media coverage of the EU.
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World Cinema on Demand: Global Film Cultures in the Era of Online Distribution, Stefano Baschiera and Alexander Fisher (eds) (2022)
Florian Stegen In November 2023, Echo researcher Florian Stegen published his first book review in Journal of Digital Media & Policy.
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Yasemin Karsli
Yasemin Karsli: Since beginning my BA in Photography, I have been dedicated to documentary photography and film. My experiences as a resident and migrant in places I have lived have driven my work.
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Yazan Badran
Yazan Badran is an assistant professor in international media and communication studies. His research focuses on the intersection between media, journalism and politics particularly in the MENA region and within its exilic and diasporic communities.
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Yazan Badran – FWO Junior Postdoctoral Fellowship
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1ST JUNE 2022 - BRUSSELS Yazan Badran - FWO junior postdoctoral fellowship Satire across borders: production, content and audiences of Pan-Arab news satire...
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Yazan Badran joins the Journalism Practice editorial board
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Journalism Practice welcomes ECHO researcher prof. dr. Yazan Badran as new member of its editorial board.
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Yazan Badran: Social media and contentious politics a decade on from the Arab uprisings
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(28th October 2021) An online lecture by Dr. Yazan Badran, Postdoctoral researcher at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Belgium. The lecture is no.
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Yuejue Zhang
Yuejue Zhang is currently a PhD candidate at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel. She graduated from the Master of Journalism and Communication Studies at the University of Chongqing (China) in June 2019.
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Zoltán Dujisin - Power-Interactive Expertise as a form of Journalistic Expertise
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Drawing from in-depth interviews with El País journalists, Dujisin argues newsroom hysteresis, precipitated by the field of power’s growing encroachment on the journalistic field, helps reveal an undertheorized aspect of the journalistic profession: power-interactive expertise.
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