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Associate Professor in Media and Communication Studies, Peter Jakobsson, Uppsala University, presents his and Fredrik Stiernstedt’s (professor in Media and Communication Studies at SH) new book: Nationens fiender. Populistisk mediekritik i en tid av demokratisk tillbakagång .
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A two day symposium / workshop with focus on the films that weren't. This symposium brings attention to unmade, discarded, forgotten, and failed films—a dimension of film culture and industry that we refer to as “shadow cinemas.” A full day of presentations by film and media scholars from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, Germany and the UK will feature historical case studies as well as discussions of contemporary cultures of production. In this way, the symposium aims to reframe Scandinavian cinema: botched projects, wasted opportunities, and films that misfire account for most of the activity in the film sector, but have been largely neglected in film scholarship, especially in a Nordic context.
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Anne Bachmann presents the text "Upcycled Inclusivity as Relational Prosperity in Wartime," which she co-authored with the historian of ideas Yuliya Yurchuk.
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Associate Professor in Media and Communication Studies, Kristina Widestedt, JMK, and History Professor Emeritus, Tom Olsson, Södertörn University, presents their new book Den siste germanen: Sven Hedin i svensk offentlighet.
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"Hasselblad and the Moving Image: Small-gauge Films, Local Film History and Transnational Entanglements.”
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Professor in Media and Communication Studies, Annika Egan Sjölander, Umeå University, title tba.
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Professor Karin M. Ekström of the Swedish School of Textiles, University of Borås will hold an open lecture: "Consumption of Clothes and the Problems or Waste in Affluent societies - Understanding the Driving Forces of Consumption and Waste" on December 14 in Albano.
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PhD Student: Paulina Rydén Titel: Fashion Beyond "Sustainability": Regenerative Thinking and Conditions for Flourishing.
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Associate Professor and Head of department of Journalism and Media Studies, Anne Hege Simonsen, OsloMet, and Professor of Journalism, Harald Hornmoen, OsloMet, preliminary title: Narrative Theory in Journalistic Practice: Understanding Emerging Digital Genres.
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“’Finnish Woman of Male Gender Makes Film in the USA’ - Kim Kansas's The Mirror Game.”
Thesis defence
"Fashioning the Lower East Side & Downtown Style 1965-1985, - Place, Scene(s) and Style Diffusion"
