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Click on the title for more details Projects Media and Cultural Diversity. Where do We Need to Go? Londres, Université de Westminster
November 19 2009 Description: The Panos Paris Institute, in association with the
University of Westminster, is delighted to invite
you to a presentation and debate on the future for
media representations of cultural diversity, followed
by a reception. This event will mark the publication
of a study entitled “Media and Cultural Diversity in Europe and North America”, conducted by the Panos Paris Institute, edited by Claire Frachon and
coordinated by Virginie Sassoon, and published by Karthala.
A panel of contributors to the study will discuss these and other questions with an audience of journalists and media practioners, policy makers, academics, activists and concerned observers. All are welcome.
Panellists:
• Mukti Jain Campion (UK), Author and producer, Culture Wise
• Claire Frachon (France), Journalist and European media consultant
• Myria Georgiou (UK), Dept of Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science
• Alec G. Hargreaves (USA), Director, Winthrop-King Institute for Contemporary French and Francophone Studies, Florida State University
Moderator:
• Tarik Sabry, Senior Lecturer in Media and Communication Theory, University of Wesminster
Programmes: Migration -
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Rapport sur le traitement médiatique du Vih/SIDA dans la région des Grands Lacs 2008
Médias et diversité. De la visibilité aux contenus. Un état des lieux en France, en Allemagne, au Royaume-Uni et aux Etats-Unis. Reynald Blion, Sirin Dilli, Claire Frachon, Alec G. Hargreaves, Myria Georgiou, Catherine Humblot, Mukti Jain Campion, Isabelle Rigoni, Virginie Sassoon.
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Octobre 2009
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How successfully are the media responding to the challenges of cultural diversity in countries such as
France, Britain, Germany, the United States and Canada, each of which is home to large immigrant
populations? What are the innovative actions and best practices? What roles are played by public
and private institutions and civil society at large?
This study presents a state‐of‐the‐art survey of what is known about the media and cultural diversity
in key West European countries together with Canada and the US, and offers a forward‐looking view of the complex relationship between the media, public opinion and institutional actors during the past 20 years.
Media policies and practices vary significantly between these countries. Compared with their British counterparts, for example, the media in France have been slow to embrace the nation’s cultural diversity, though this has been changing in recent years.
Written by an international multi‐disciplinary team of authors, this five‐nation study draws on the
work of researchers, journalists and activists in Europe and North America to explore the complex
web of historical, institutional and other factors shaping media responses to cultural diversity. It
offers a rich source of reference for media professionals, research centres, public and private
institutions, voluntary associations and all of those interested in the challenges raised media
representations of cultural diversity.
With the contributions of Reynald Blion, Mukti Jain Campion, Sirin Dilli, Claire Frachon, Alec G. Hargreaves, Myria Georgiou, Catherine Humblot, Sunny Hundal, Jae‐Won Joo, Katharina Nötzold, Isabelle Rigoni.
Edited by Claire Frachon and coordinated by Virginie Sassoon
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