In this installment of CARGC Books, Sharmila Sen (Harvard University Press) discusses Not Quite Not White: Losing and Finding Race in America, following her April 4, 2019 CARGC Book Talk.
Global and Comparative Communication Videos
Uploaded on 05 Mar 2019
In this installment of CARGC Books, Cynthia Miller-Idriss (American University) discusses Seeing the World: How US Universities Make Knowledge in a Global Era following her February 28, 2019 CARGC Book Talk.
Uploaded on 17 Oct 2018
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."
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