Sabina Mihelj

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The impact of news consumption on anti-immigration attitudes and populist party support in a changing media ecology
Vaclav Stetka
2020-09-07T13:12:42Z
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Digital nationalism: understanding the role of digital media in the rise of ‘new’ nationalism
Sabina Mihelj
2020-07-16T10:13:08Z
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A socialist superwoman for the new era: Chinese television and the changing ideals of femininity
Yingzi Wang
2019-05-21T11:00:01Z
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From media systems to media cultures
Sabina Mihelj
2019-03-12T14:37:55Z
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Networking socialist television
Sabina Mihelj
2019-02-28T12:09:29Z
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Performing revolutionary history: Television as history teacher in socialist Eastern Europe
Sabina Mihelj
2019-02-28T11:50:49Z
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Theorizing communication and social change: Towards a processual approach
Sabina Mihelj
2019-02-28T11:28:19Z
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The Communist television revolution
Sabina Mihelj
2019-02-27T14:15:52Z
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A decline of publicness? Rethinking the transformation of CEE media after 1989 [conference abstract]
Sabina Mihelj
2019-02-27T14:04:23Z
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Culture is digital: Cultural participation, diversity and the digital divide
Sabina Mihelj
2018-12-18T11:02:04Z
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Theorizing media, communication and social change: towards a processual approach
Sabina Mihelj
2018-08-24T10:40:32Z
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Book Review: TV Socialism by Aniko Imre
Sabina Mihelj
2018-05-15T09:06:43Z
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Borderless screens: Television, transnationalism and the Cold War
Sabina Mihelj
2018-02-06T16:09:32Z
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Historical audience research: Why does it matter and how should we do it?
Sabina Mihelj
2018-02-06T15:52:27Z
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Introduction to From media systems to media cultures: Understanding socialist television
Sabina Mihelj
2018-02-06T15:19:07Z
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The television revolution: television as a domestic object in socialist Eastern Europe
Sabina Mihelj
2017-03-03T13:48:18Z
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Approaches to television and nationalism: cross-country comparison, longitudinal analysis, popular culture and audience research
Sabina Mihelj
2017-03-03T13:32:18Z
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Thinking change in communication: from modernization to mediatization
Sabina Mihelj
2017-03-03T13:20:07Z
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From comparing media systems to comparing media cultures: understanding state socialist television
Sabina Mihelj
2017-03-03T13:03:51Z
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Beyond Cold War thinking: the past, present and future of European communication
Sabina Mihelj
2017-03-03T11:44:26Z
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Television and the shaping of transnational memories: a cold war history
Sabina Mihelj
2017-01-06T09:39:36Z
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Selling and consuming the nation: understanding consumer nationalism
Enric Castello
2016-12-15T09:48:21Z
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Memory, post-socialism and the media: nostalgia and beyond
Sabina Mihelj
2016-10-27T13:53:33Z
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Coming to terms with communist propaganda: post-communism, memory and generation
Sylwia Szostak
2016-09-21T12:53:00Z
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Festive television in the socialist world: From media events to media holidays
Simon Huxtable
2016-07-19T08:25:17Z
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Building inclusive nations in the age of migration
Marco Antonsich
2016-04-21T08:47:42Z
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The politics of privacy on state socialist television
Sabina Mihelj
2016-04-20T09:18:33Z
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Revolution as memory: the “history boom” on late socialist television
Sabina Mihelj
2016-02-01T10:12:40Z
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Taking time seriously? Theorizing and researching change in communication and media studies
Sabina Mihelj
2016-01-27T16:33:03Z
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A response to Anders Todal Jenssen's, Sandra B. Hrvatin's and Brankica Petković's comments on central and eastern European media in a comparative perspective. Politics, economy and culture: Complex causality and the value of quantitative indicators in comparative media research
Sabina Mihelj
2015-06-15T15:29:31Z
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Doing archival research on the socialist past
Sabina Mihelj
2015-05-22T09:25:00Z
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The times, spaces and memories of socialist television
Sabina Mihelj
2015-05-15T10:55:52Z
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The transnational spaces of state socialist television: Soviet Union and Yugoslavia compared
Sabina Mihelj
2015-05-15T10:50:16Z
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Understanding audiences in non-democratic societies
Sabina Mihelj
2015-05-15T10:38:53Z
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Screening socialism: television, memory and everyday life in late socialism
Sabina Mihelj
2015-05-15T10:26:15Z
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Screening socialism: television and everyday life in socialist eastern Europe
Sabina Mihelj
2015-05-15T10:23:18Z
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Screening socialism: television and the politics of privacy and history in late socialism
Sabina Mihelj
2015-05-13T13:34:33Z
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The challenge of flow: state socialist television between revolutionary time and everyday time
Sabina Mihelj
2015-04-21T12:59:09Z
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Audience history as a history of ideas: towards a transnational history.
Sabina Mihelj
2014-11-24T13:50:47Z
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Understanding Socialist television: concepts, objects, methods
Sabina Mihelj
2014-08-19T10:32:16Z