September 20, 2018: Hector Amaya, Professor of Media Studies at the University of Virginia, delivered the 2018 CARGC Distinguished Lecture in Global Communication, "Almost Failing: Mexico’s Violence, Space, and Discourse."
Global and Comparative Communication Videos
Uploaded on 17 Oct 2018
Uploaded on 06 Jul 2018
The Third Biennial CARGC Symposium: Mediating Islamic State
Panel V - Body, Gender, Power
Heather Jaber, CARGC, Annenberg School for Communication
Mediation, Moderation, and Melodrama: The Portrayal of ISIS in Al Gharabeeb Al Soud
Weeda Mehran, Georgia State University
“You Will be More Beautiful, Have More Jewelries, and a Wardrobe Full of Fine Dresses”: The Promise of Heavenly Rewards for Female Militancy
Mohammed Salih, CARGC, Annenberg School for Communication
The Islamic State and Biopolitics: Power, Triviality and the Camp
Chair: Yasemin Y. Celikkol, CARGC, Annenberg School for Communication
Uploaded on 06 Jul 2018
The Third Biennial CARGC Symposium: Mediating Islamic State
Panel IV - Image, Sound, Affect
Kareem El Damanhoury, Georgia State University
The Social Media Battle for Mosul: Visual Framing Analysis of Daesh’s Imagery in Ninawa Province
Rayya El Zein, CARGC, Annenberg School for Communication (not included in video)
Hearing Familiar Friends and Foes: Sonic Racialization and the Mediation of IS
Christoph Günther, University of Mainz
Iconic Socioclasm: Idol-Breaking and the Dawn of a New Social Order
Chair: Jamal Elias, University of Pennsylvania
Uploaded on 06 Jul 2018
The Third Biennial CARGC Symposium: Mediating Islamic State
Panel III - Spectacle, Aesthetics, Temporality
Yara Damaj, American University of Beirut
The Islamic State: Politics by Other Means
Nathaniel Greenberg, George Mason University
Khalifah Ad Absurdum: On the Communicative Aesthetics of the Islamic State Group
Lina Khatib, Chatham House
"Traces" of the Islamic State
Bashir Saade, University of Stirling
ISIS and Game of Thrones: The Global between Tradition, Identity and the Politics of Spectacle
Chair: Samira Rajabi, CARGC, Annenberg School for Communication
Uploaded on 06 Jul 2018
The Third Biennial CARGC Symposium: Mediating Islamic State
Panel II - Rhetoric, Network, Sovereignty
Roxanne L. Euben, Wellesley College
Spectacles of Sovereignty in Digital Time: ISIS Executions, Visual Rhetoric and Sovereign Power
Brian Hughes, American University
Lone Wolf in the Hypertext: The Internet and Pseudo-Ideological Violence
Michael Krona, Malmö University
Collaborative Media Practices and Interconnected Digital Strategies of Islamic State (IS) and Pro-IS Supporter Networks on Telegram
Philippe-Joseph Salazar, University of Cape Town
A Caliphate Standing in Time: The Literacy of Terror
Chair: Anne Norton, University of Pennsylvania