Last minute changes to the programme are not excluded. Participates will be notified of any such changes upon their arrival to Ljubljana.

Monday, 16/08

9.30-10.30
Introductory seminar

10.30-11.30
Lecture: Nico Carpentier - Deploying Discourse Theory in Media Studies

11.30-14.30
Poster workshop with cold lunch and coffee at the convenience

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Richard Kilborn - Archaeology or Alchemy? The Use of Archive Material in Contemporary Documentary

15.00-17.30
Poster workshop continues.

19.00
Welcome dinner

Tuesday, 17/08

9.30-10.30
Lecture: Hannu Nieminen - The public sphere and social networks: transnational tensions

10.30-11.30

SWS 1	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Jowan Mahmod - Performing Strategic Identities and Citizenship: Kurdish Diaspora and Transnationality Online	Lina Auskalniene - New Media and the Political Processes: Changing Models of Political Communication	Serhan Mersin - Minority Films as a Reconstruction of History and Collective Memory
Student oponent	Miriam Stehling	Lucia Vesnic-Alujevic	Albert Elduque i Busquets
Lecturer oponent	Anastasia Kavada	Michael Bruun Andersen	Heiner Stahl

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

SWS 2	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Gamze Goker - The Influence of the Internet on New Social Movements: the Case of Turkey	Fergal Quinn - Models of media encouragement in the developing world: How Cambodia offers an example and a warning	Evrim Yörük - Media and Time: A Critical Analysis
Student oponent	Sigrid Kannengiesser	Virpi Salojärvi	Irina Khaldarova
Lecturer oponent	Anastasia Kavada	Michael Bruun Andersen	Heiner Stahl

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Anastasia Kavada - Developing research on web 2.0 platforms

15.00-15.30
Break

14.30-16.30
Workshop (split into two groups over two days)
François Heinderyckx - Oral presentation skills workshop
Kees Brants - Potentials and Pitfalls of Comparative Research

Wednesday, 18/08

9.30-10.30

SWS 3	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Leonardo Custódio - Why Participating? The impacts of media on collective actions	Torgeir Uberg Nærland - The role of music in the cultural public sphere: An analysis of music’s impact on the formation of political opinion	Albert Elduque i Busquets - Wild figures and gazes in modern cinema
Student oponent	paula paes	Sarah Broughton Micova	Serhan Mersin
Lecturer oponent	Andreas Hepp	Tanja Oblak Črnič	irena reifova

10.30-11.30

SWS 4	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Jindra Ticha - Imagining the Social Change: The Discourse about New Media in the Czech Republic after 1989	Lucia Vesnic-Alujevic - The role of Internet in political communication: case study of the European Parliament elections 2009	Bilge Narin - VISUALITY AND NEW MEDIA: THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE “SEEN” AND “SEER” AND THE STABILITY OF VISUAL CONTENT
Student oponent	Marco Anderle	Panu Uotila	Morana Fuduric
Lecturer oponent	Andreas Hepp	Tanja Oblak Črnič	irena reifova

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

SWS 5	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	R. Ates Gursimsek - Co-Creating ‘Second Life’: An Analysis of Collaborative Co-Design Processes in Community-Authored Virtual Worlds	Virpi Salojärvi - Freedom of expression in Venezuela	Ehsan Bakhshandeh - Iranian Occidentalism; Images of the West in Iran's mainstream newspapers
Student oponent	Gamze Goker	Julia Pohle	Bilge Narin
Lecturer oponent	Andreas Hepp	Anastasia Kavada	irena reifova

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Andreas Hepp - Mediatized worlds and media research: Non-mediacentric media studies as a challenge

15.00-15.30
Break

14.30-16.30
Workshop (split into two groups over two days)
François Heinderyckx - Oral presentation skills workshop
Kees Brants - Potentials and Pitfalls of Comparative Research

18.00
Denis McQuail - The future of communication studies and Hanno Hardt - The future of communication studies.

Thursday, 19/08

9.30-10.30

SWS 6	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Tim Riley - Social Media: Three Generations of Sharing, Creativity and Collaboration	Sarah El-Richani - Beyond Hallin/Mancini: Comparative Readings of the Lebanese Media System	Anja Hawlitschek - How much learning do we need? Digital Game-based Learning in School
Student oponent	R. Ates Gursimsek	Oguzhan Tas	Evrim Yörük
Lecturer oponent	François Heinderyckx	Denis McQuail	Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt

10.30-11.30

SWS 7	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Marco Anderle - Exploring the potential of local e-participation in Italy [provisional title]	Sarah Broughton Micova - Resistance is Useless? Consequences of the implementation of European media policy for small states in South East Europe	Julia Gantenberg - The strategically challenge of an effective knowledge transfer in external science communication
Student oponent	Leonardo Custódio	Sarah El-Richani	Céline BATTAÏA
Lecturer oponent	François Heinderyckx	Denis McQuail	Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

SWS 8	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Krista Lepik - Cultural participation in Estonian memory institutions	Maximillian Hanska-Ahy - Political legitimacy and Satellite Television in Iran: A study of ethical judgments in the Persian language news production of BBC and VoA	Joke Beyl - The construction of artisthood in the online encounter of blogging writers and their readers
Student oponent	Jindra Ticha	Torgeir Uberg Nærland	Anja Hawlitschek
Lecturer oponent	François Heinderyckx	Kees Brants	Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00

SWS 9	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Jan Oehlmann - EUrope in popular culture: An interdisciplinary analysis of the political imaginary in fictional movies	Johanna Moeller - Transcultural Public Actors – A case study of Polish-German political communication	Ranjana Das - Converging perspectives in audience studies and digital literacies: youthful interpretations of an online genre
Student oponent	Silvia Tarassi	Eirik Stavelin	Juliette De Maeyer
Lecturer oponent	François Heinderyckx	Kees Brants	Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt

15.00-15.30
Break

15.30-16.30
Lecture: Heiner Stahl - Getting the Sound of Radio out of the Archive. European Broadcasting History in a Transnational Perspective

16.30-17.30
Lecture: Pille Pruulmann-Vengerfeldt - Action research – how to study participatory interaction and change it at the same time

19.00
Consortium meeting

Friday, 20/08

9.30-13.00
Visits to NGO and media institutions in Ljubljana.

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Michael Bruun Andersen - The Representation of Representation: Concepts of Representation and the Representational System of Television News

15.00-15.30
Break

15.30-17.30
Workshop: irena reifova - Communist popular culture – ideological analysis of television serial fiction

Saturday, 21/08

9.30.00-11.30
Workshop: Abstract writing by Nico Carpentier

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00
WS continues

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.30
Manuel Parés i Maicas - Citizenship and Political Communication and BERTRAND CABEDOCHE - Evolutiuons of UNESCO's Debates on Communication since the MacBride Report
Globalization, communication and citizenship

Sunday, 22/08

free time

16.00 Visit to museum and lecture on Slovene identity and culture

Monday, 23/08

9.30-11.30
Lecture: Ebba Sundin - Action research in journalism

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00
Lecture: Tobias Olsson - What's so 'social' about social media? Critical reflections on the emerging media ecology of participation

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00
Lecture: Bart Cammaerts - Having a Laugh? Activism, Mediation and Protest Tactics

15.00-15.30
Break

15.30-17.30
Workshop: Annette Hill - Made to Measure: interdisciplinary approaches to the study of media audiences
Made to Measure

Tuesday, 24/08

9.30-10.30

SWS 10	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Lucie Kocourkova - Dance and its Development as a Theme in the Czech Media with Emphasis on the First Half of the 20th Century	Hong Vu - “Managing Vietnamese Newsrooms – The Role of Internal Communication”	Bernhard G. Schorr - Analysis of communications in multinational enterprises by means of electronic communication media using the blog as an example
Student oponent	Krista Lepik	Fergal Quinn	Julia Gantenberg
Lecturer oponent	Beybin Kejanlioglu	Andrej Škerlep	Fausto Colombo

10.30-11.30

SWS 11	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	paula paes - The logics of publicizing the immigration subject	Eirik Stavelin - Models in computational journalism	Irina Khaldarova - Blog the influence? Blogging community in Finland.
Student oponent	Shohreh Bolouri	Lina Auskalniene	Joke Beyl
Lecturer oponent	Beybin Kejanlioglu	Andrej Škerlep	Fausto Colombo

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

SWS 12	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	María Isabel Villa - Television production crossing media boundaries. The case of Televisió de Catalunya, the public television broadcaster of Catalonia	Julia Pohle - The intellectual and diplomatic role of UNESCO in international communication politics at the beginning of the digital age	Juliette De Maeyer - Online news: from linearity to networked contents. A study of hyperlink structures, starting from the websites of the francophone daily press.
Student oponent	Jowan Mahmod	Maximillian Hanska-Ahy	Ehsan Bakhshandeh
Lecturer oponent	Breda Luthar	BERTRAND CABEDOCHE	Risto Kunelius

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00

SWS 13	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Sigrid Kannengiesser - Media – Globalization – Gender. Association for Progressive Communications as a transcultural Network	Oguzhan Tas - A Critical Analysis of Journalism Ethics in Turkey (1990-2008)	Linda Elen Olsen - Trust in Social Network Services: An empirical study of LinkedIn and Facebook
Student oponent	Jan Oehlmann	Johanna Moeller	Tim Blumer
Lecturer oponent	Breda Luthar	BERTRAND CABEDOCHE	Risto Kunelius

15.00-15.30
Break

15.30-17.30
Workshop (split in two groups over two days)
Fausto Colombo - How to teach using blogging
Beybin Kejanlioglu - Theory Matters

Wednesday,25/08

9.30-10.30

SWS 14	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Shohreh Bolouri - Constructing the Iranian nuclear program: Media contents, DTA, CDA, and Appraisal theory	Gennady Salmiyanov - PROFESSIONAL ORIENTATIONS OF MARI JOURNALISTS	Morana Fuduric - Evaluating the influence of social media on brand equity
Student oponent	Viktorija Rusinaite	Jo Bogaerts	Bernhard G. Schorr
Lecturer oponent	Beybin Kejanlioglu	Maria Heller	Andrej Škerlep

10.30-11.30

SWS 15	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Viktorija Rusinaite - Personal and Professional Data as a Source of Power in the Digital Capitalism	Jo Bogaerts - The embodiment of journalistic values in the Flemish press	Tim Blumer - VANITY FAIR AND SAFE HAVEN? Narcissism, Shyness, and the Use of Social Networking Web Sites
Student oponent	Tim Riley	Gennady Salmiyanov	Margot Buchanan
Lecturer oponent	Beybin Kejanlioglu	Maria Heller	Andrej Škerlep

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00

SWS 16	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Silvia Tarassi - POPULAR MUSIC AND URBAN LANDSCAPE. Live music and music policies in Milan.	Igor Vobic - Practices of Online Journalists: Transformations of Newswork in Print Media	Céline BATTAÏA - New information practices: the case of health forums
Student oponent	Lucie Kocourkova	Hong Vu	Ranjana Das
Lecturer oponent	Breda Luthar	Risto Kunelius	Maria Heller

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.00

SWS 17	1. Yellow	2. Blue	3. Green
Presenter	Miriam Stehling - The Transculturality of the Enterprising Self in Global Reality Television Formats. A reception study of the Top Model-format in different cultures. (working title)	Panu Uotila - Changing news formats in online newspapers and in the print media	Margot Buchanan - Mapping the public/private boundary on Facebook
Student oponent	María Isabel Villa	Igor Vobic	Linda Elen Olsen
Lecturer oponent	Breda Luthar	Risto Kunelius	Maria Heller

15.00-15.30
Break

15.30-17.30
Workshop (split in two groups over two days)
Fausto Colombo - How to Teach Using Blogging
Beybin Kejanlioglu - Theory Matters

19.00
Consortium meeting

Thursday, 26/08

9.30-10.30
Lecture: Risto Kunelius - Theories of power and studying the media

10.30-11.30
Lecture: Maria Heller - The structure of the public sphere at the time of new ICTs

11.30-12.00
Coffee

12.00-13.00
Workshop: E-learning workshop
Ilija T. Tomanic - E-learning workshop

13.00-14.00
Lunch

14.00-15.30
Workshop: Joint workshop

15.30-16.00
Break

16.00-17.30
Workshop: Evaluation workshop

19.00
Farwell dinner

Friday, 27/08

Departure