Il saggio, scritto da Emiliana De Blasio, Matthew Hibberd e Michele Sorice, costituisce una parte delle ricerche su leadership politica, populismo e popolarizzazione della comunicazione politica che il Centro sta conducendo da oltre un anno. Sullo stesso tema è in corso di pubblicazione presso Carocci (Roma) un più ampio volume curato, oltre che da Emiliana De Blasio, Matthew Hibberd e Michele Sorice, anche da Michael Higgins.

Il saggio Popular politics, populism and the leaders è disponibile nella sezione WP di questo sito o, in versione ISSUU, a questo link. Naturalmente, come sempre, assolutamente “free”.

Mercoledì 12 ottobre 2011, ore 17.45-19.45

Aula 101, LUISS (Viale Romania, 32 – Roma

Con:

• Sergio Fabbrini, LUISS, direttore LUISS School of Government
• Ludger Helms, University of Innsbruck
• Philip Schlesinger, University of Glasgow, Academic Director of the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, presidente di Ofcom Scotland
• Michele Sorice, LUISS, direttore CMCS
• Chairperson: Emiliana De Blasio, LUISS, coordinatrice CMCS

Michael Higgins e Liesbeth Van Zoonen

Emiliana De Blasio (CMCS)

Al convegno – che ha visto la partecipazione (fra gli altri) di Michael Higgins (Visiting Professor LUISS), Mick Temple, Ivor Gaber, Liesbeth Van Zoonen, James Stanyer, Gianpietro Mazzoleni, due grandi “padri” della comunicazione politica come Colin Seymour-Ure e Jay Blumler -  ha partecipato il CMCS, con un apprezzatissimo paper di Emiliana De Blasio (Italian Left facing the Global Crisis) e con il direttore, Michele Sorice, che ha in quella sede ufficialmente lanciato il convegno “Leadership”, che si terrà nel prossimo maggio presso la sede LUISS di viale Romania.

Gianpietro Mazzoleni

Colin Seymour-Ure ed Emiliana De Blasio

Michele Sorice (CMCS)

James Stanyer e Gianpietro Mazzoleni

Department of Media and Communications public lecture

Date: Wednesday 28^th October 2009
Time: 6.30-8pm
Venue: Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building – London School of Economics and Political Sciences
Speaker: Professor Philip Schlesinger

Media and cultural policies are shaped by the few with access to political power. What role can academics play in current policy debates?  Philip Schlesinger is director of the Centre for Cultural Policy Research at the University of Glasgow and member of the Scientific Advisory Board of CMCS at LUISS.

The event is free and open to all with no ticket required. Entry is on a first come, first served basis. Any queries, email events@lse.ac.uk

Media queries: please contact the Press Office if you would like to reserve a press seat or have a media query about this event, email pressoffice@lse.ac.uk

The annual conference of the Media and Politics Group of the Political Studies Association is to be held at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow and themed on “trust”. The conference runs through Thursday 5th and Friday 6th November, and will include a welcome reception on the Wednesday night.

We now invite abstracts for papers. As well as a 200 word summary of the paper, these should include: full name and title, institutional affiliation and email address. While the conference is themed, we invite papers dealing with any aspect of the relationship between media and politics.

The deadline for abstracts is Friday 12 June. Successful proposers will be notified by the end of June.

At the conference, the Group will be awarding its annual James Thomas Prize for the most outstanding paper by a graduate student. We would be grateful if applicants would let us know if they intend to submit their paper for this award.

All abstracts and questions should be directed to MPG co-convenor, Michael Higgins: michael.higgins@strath.ac.uk