In this post, REFRAME co-managing editor Dr Tanya Kant interviews Re.Framing Activism editor Dr Eleftheria Lekakis on her new monograph:…
Category: media research
Controlled death narrative: Worlding in China and the communication logic of totalitarianism
by Sara Xueting Liao The opening of 2020 has been unusual. Bushfires have been roaring in Australia for months. A…
Alternative media activism: Anybody hearing the audience?
by Pantelis Vatikiotis Research interest in alternative media has grown considerably over the last two decades in reference to…
Emotional Intelligence and Grassroots Epistemology
By Gino Canella, Ph.D. As media studies scholars, social scientists, and journalists focus on big data, machine learning, and…
Re-framing art activism? (New) research approaches to art and politics
by Paula Serafini Art activism has been written about. A lot. Politics and art are a good match, and…