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News Literacy Summer Institute 2018
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Volume 4: The Legacy of The Arab Spring: New Forces and Fault Lines
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Volume 4: The Legacy of The Arab Spring: New Forces and Fault Lines
December 18, 2016
Get your photos published in R/evolutions!
May 11, 2015
R/evolutions is looking for photos and artwork that captures its newest topic: BEYOND BRICS – Rising and Declining Global Powers. • Have you been...
VOLATILITY, NICHES AND HYBRIDS: THE NEW MEDIA IN ACTION – interview with Paolo Mancini
March 29, 2015
“What is the revolution? The digitalization!” – claims Professor Paolo Mancini. And, yes: there is no doubt that the role of new media, that...
FAR AWAY FROM “SOLID MODERNITY” – interview with Zygmunt Bauman
March 29, 2015
“The discovery of the precarious position of the majority of middle classes (…) And indeed the increasing popularity of the notion of precariat were...
EXERCISING FREEDOM – interview with Judith Butler
March 29, 2015
Can we exercise freedom like we exercise our bodies? Do protesters have to use their bodies to occupy the public space to make their...

News Literacy Summer Institute 2018
July 30, 2018
he 14 participants in this year’s edition represented universities, media institutions, schools and non-governmental organizations from 12 countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Kosovo, Macedonia,...
NEWS LITERACY SUMMER SCHOOL 2017: FINAL RESULTS
April 25, 2017
Dear applicants. Below you will find the list of applicants that have been selected to the second round of the application process. Our reviewers,...
MANSOURI, ARMILLEI: The Democratic ‘Transition’ in Post-revolution Tunisia: Conditions for successful ‘Consolidation’ and Future Prospects
January 8, 2017
Tunisia is arguably the most successful case of all the Arab uprisings. How is it possible that Tunisian protests succeeded where all others failed...
HINNEBUSCH: The Sectarian Revolution in the Middle East
January 8, 2017
Since 2001, identity politics in the Middle East have shared similarities with Syrian cluster bombs – larger settings have fractured into little bits and...
AL-RASHEED: King or Chaos: Saudi Arabia and the Arab Spring
January 8, 2017
How come Saudi Arabia has so far survived the waves of revolutions virtually unscathed? How has the regime been able to redirect its people’s...
COOKE: Creativity and Resilience in the Syrian Revolution
January 8, 2017
Professor m. cooke presents another – forgotten – dimension of the Syrian civil war. The original and continued protests of its artists and activists...

VOLUME 2: NEW AND SOCIAL MEDIA… & REGIONAL INTEGRATION IN AFRICA

News Literacy Summer Institute 2018
he 14 participants in this year’s edition represented universities, media institutions, schools and non-governmental organizations from 12 countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia, Kosovo, Macedonia,...
NEWS LITERACY SUMMER SCHOOL 2017: FINAL RESULTS
Dear applicants. Below you will find the list of applicants that have been selected to the second round of the application process. Our reviewers,...

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