| The European question B3109 Chiara Valentini: Constructing public support: EU-communication challenges for the process of integration Tuomo Mörä: Boundaries of public sphere ideals Hannu Nieminen: Deliberative or radical democracy? The idea of a European Public Sphere in critical context | Digital Citizenship B3110 Sinikka Sassi: Theoretization around the digital forms of social and political activities Mei WU: Computer-Mediated Political Talk and Informal Public Sphere: A Study of Chinese Internet Forums
Paula Gabriela Almiron: The passage of Piropo to the web | Rough, Funny Private – and public B3111 Jason Wilson: Rough chuckles: Mourning the public sphere in online comics Laura Saarenmaa: Private Affair – Public Revenge. Sex Scandal as publicity in the case of Tabe Slioor Nik Van-Eckmann: Perception, deception and reality |
| The European question II B3109 Leif Dahlberg: The European Comission and European Public Spheres Heikki Heikkilä & Risto Kunelius: National fundamentalists and cosmopolitan modernists: Mapping the mind and practices of EU-journalists in 10 countries.
Inka Salovaara-Moring: Beyond East and West: Comparing Public Sphere(s) of New Europe.
| Citizenship and communication B3110 Laura Ruusunoksa: Public journalism and the publc sphere(s). Citizen-oriented public sphere at national, regional and local context Vicki Ölgod: Growing citizen journalism in the blogosphere Yonca Ermutlu: Public Sphere in a multiethnic society. | Tabloid tales in public spheres B3111 Juha Herkman: Popular media, politics and the public sphere Lee Hsiao-wen: Tabloid tales embed a new public in China Camilla Haavisto: Tabloid tales of Ethnic Minorities Marjo Kolehmainen: Politics as confections? Political humour and humour as a political weapon in Finish popular publicity |
| Transnational theories B3109 Anu Kantola: The order of money: the public spaces of global economy Kaarin Taipale: From Piazza Navona to Google or from local public place to global public sphere Mojca Pajnik: Feminist readings of Habermasian Public: Towards transnational conceptualizations | Modernisation and public spheres B3110 Jani Marjanen: On Doing Comparative History of te Development of the Public Sphere in Sweden and Finland, 1800-1900 Teemu Taira: Religion in the Public Sphere: Does Differentiation Lead to Privatisation of Religion Lea Henriksson: Professional identity in the making.
| Renegotiating theoretical concepts B3111 Anu Koivunen & Mikko Lehtonen: Rethinking the popular, rehalibitating ‘hegemony' Kari Karppinen: Against naïve pluralism in media politics: Some implications of the radical-pluralist approach to the public sphere Peter Csigo: Late modern indvidualisation, cultural integration and media constructed public sphere |
