The tiny Turkish island community built on differences, diversity and unity
Media researcher and anthropologist Deniz Duru portrays the everyday lives of the inhabitants of the island of Burgazada as they share, internalise and live together with ethno-religious and social…
A new book explores vaccine hesitancy in Nordic countries as vaccine-preventable deaths rise
Studies of the roots of vaccine scepticism in the Nordic countries reveal a complex landscape where trust in vaccines coexists with critical doubt. Mia-Marie Hammarlin, co-editor of an anthology on…
"Humanity's future is with the rat"
Tobias Linné, co-founder of the Lund University Critical Animal Studies Network, makes the case for a peaceful co-existence between humans and a hated rodent.
The effects of oppositional comments on political campaign pages on Facebook
Earlier this year, Michael Bossetta published the results of a study on political comments and posts on three official campaign pages on Facebook active during the Brexit referendum.
Our master is the most popular media and communications master in Sweden
A national survery in Magasin K shows that the international master programme in Media and Communication studies is the most popular masterprogramme in media and communication studies Sweden.
New publication
A NEW publication on media health and everyday life
Media and Communication ranks high on the Time Higher Education ranking
Media and communication placed on place 60 in the world
New Publication from KOM
Peter Dahlgren and Annette publishes new book for Routledge
KOM has a new doctor
Michael Rübsamen defends his thesis!
Helena Sandberg and Fredrika Thelandersson receives funding from the research programme Future Challenges in the Nordics
Helena Sandberg and Fredrika Thelandersson receives funding from the research programme, Future Challenges in the Nordics – People, Culture and Society for the project "Demography and Democracy –…