Publications
We regularly publish our research with international publishers such as Routledge, Sage, Polity, and Cambridge University Press. During 2014-2018 we have published over 100 peer reviewed outputs, which included 5 books (3 single authored research monographs), 10 edited collections (books and special issues of journals), 3 doctoral theses, 8 reports, 69 book chapters (national/international collections), and 30 peer reviewed journal articles, e.g. European Journal of Communication, International Journal of Cultural Studies, Javnost, Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, New Media and Society. We place a premium on research monographs, edited collections, book chapters in anthologies, and journal articles. We value single authored and co-authored works that make theoretical and empirical contributions in the field, connecting with the LU Strategy of promoting high quality research.
Publication Highlights
- 2014: 4 peer reviewed journal articles, 1 edited collection Reclaiming the Public Sphere (Askanius, Macmillan), and 1 textbook Kvinnor och Män i Offentlighetens ljus (Jarlbro and Hammarlin, Studentlitteratur);
- 2015: 7 peer reviewed journal articles, 2 single authored research monographs, including Reality TV (Hill, Routledge), 1 edited collection;
- 2016: 7 peer reviewed journal articles, 2 doctoral theses (Doona, monograph; Holmberg, compilation), 1 anthology, 1 edited collection;
- 2017: 6 peer reviewed journal articles, 1 doctoral thesis (Martinez, compilation), 2 edited collections, including MKV textbook Sociala medier – vetenskapliga perspektiv (ed. Olsson, Gleerups);
- 2018: 6 peer reviewed journal articles, 1 single authored book monograph Media Experiences (Hill, Routledge), 1 edited collection, and 16 book chapters;
- 2019-20: over 10 journal articles/book chapters in international journals and edited collections, 1 book monograph Exposed: Living with Scandal Rumour and Gossip (Hammarlin, Manchester University Press), and 3 special journal issues on themes of Fear (European Journal of Cultural Studies), Transgression (International Journal of Cultural Studies), and Media Freedom (Javnost).
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Complete List of Publications
Conference contributions (page 5 of 6)
- Linné, T. (2012). Happy Milk. The Voices of Animals in the Swedish Dairy Industry’s Communication.
- Martinez, C. (2012). Participation and Commercial Structures in Children's Virtual Worlds.
- Martinez, C. (2012). Social Media Representations: A Critical Analysis of the Representation of Social Media as a Many-to-many Structure.
- Rübsamen, M. (2012). I vant to be let alone - the construction of glamour.
- Sandberg, H. (2012). Unga och internetreklam. In Jarlbro, G. & Söderlund, M. (Eds.) Reklam i nya kläder (pp. 22-36). Konsumentverket.
- Strukelj, A., Holmberg, N., Lindström, P., Mossberg, F., Brännström, J. & Holmqvist, K. (2012). Text comprehension during noise exposure: Effects on eye movements, galvanic skin responses and subjective performance.
- Askanius, T. (2011). Debating climate change on YouTube: a civic cultures framework for analysing video commentary.
- Askanius, T. (2011). DIY DYING - Activist Memory and Collective Commemoration on YouTube.
- Askanius, T. (2011). Representing urban riots and activist martyrs in online commemoration videos.
- Askanius, T. (2011). The Future of Video-Sharing and YouTube. Discourses on free spaces, co-optation and corporate control among alternative media practionners.
- Hammarlin, M.-M. (2011). Who Am I Now? : Existential Dilemmas in the Wake of Media Scandals.
- Holsanova, J., Sandberg, H., Gidlöf, K. & Holmberg, N. (2011). Attending to different types of visuals in massmedia: Eye tracking studies on newspaper reading, netpaper reading and online advertising. Panel on Reception and Understanding of Visuals. Empirical and Theoretical Approaches’ (Organisers: Hans-Juergen Bucher & Jana Holsanova).
- Rübsamen, M. (2011). "Publish or perish” or “publish and be damned”? A case study on a reluctant monarch and privacy related issues in journalism.
- Askanius, T. & Uldam, J. (2010). Using corporate media for civil disobedience: COP15 activism and the case of "Never Trust a Cop" on YouTube.
- Hammarlin, M.-M. (2010). Från tiara till Toblerone : Mona Sahlins uppgång och fall.
- Rübsamen, M. (2010). Strangeness of twitter relations.
- Sandberg, H. (2010). Experiences with measuring marketing of unhealthy food to children on the Internet and TV.
- Sandberg, H., Gidlöf, K. & Holmberg, N. (2010). Marketing On-line: An Eye-tracking Study of Swedish Nine-graders Exposure to Internet Advertising.
- Sandberg, H., Gidlöf, K. & Holmberg, N. (2010). Potential, Actual and Perceived Exposure of Internet Advertisement among Swedish 14–16 Years Old Children.
- Dahlgren, P. (2009). The Troubling Evolution of Journalism. Changing Faces of Journalism - Tabloidization, Technology and Truthiness, 146-161. Routledge.
- Gustafsson, N. & Askanius, T. (2009). Mainstreaming the alternative: Changing Media Strategies of Protest Movements.
- Hammarlin, M.-M. (2009). Hur min nervositet omvandlade världen : En kulturanalytisk studie av nervösa ögonblick.
- Holsanova, J. & Holmberg, N. (2009). Ögonrörelsestudier av läsning i Humanistlaboratoriet.
- Askanius, T. (2008). Cosmopolis versus Empire - conflicting narratives of the potentials of media technology in democratic development.
- Askanius, T. (2008). Cosmopolitan Dispositions in Transnational Political Resistance.