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International Conference on Sociology of Communications and Media

📅 8–9 Jan 2027 📍 Ankara, Turkey 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores various theoretical frameworks within media sociology, examining how different sociological theories interpret the relationship between media and society. It aims to foster discussions on the implications of these theories for understanding contemporary media practices.

This session focuses on the cultural dimensions of media, analyzing how media representations shape societal norms, values, and identities. Participants will investigate the reciprocal relationship between media content and cultural practices.

This track delves into the intricate production processes of media content and the roles of media workers within these frameworks. It seeks to highlight the socio-economic conditions affecting media production and the implications for media output.

This session examines the political economy surrounding news production, focusing on ownership, funding, and regulatory frameworks. Discussions will center on how these factors influence news content and public perception.

This track investigates the role of media in shaping the public sphere and facilitating democratic discourse. Participants will analyze how media platforms enable or hinder public engagement and participation.

This session addresses the globalization of media, exploring how transnational flows of information impact local cultures and societies. It will consider both the opportunities and challenges presented by global media networks.

This track focuses on the impact of digital technologies, including social media and mobile devices, on communication practices and social interactions. Participants will explore how these technologies reshape identity and community.

This session examines the digital divide, investigating disparities in access to media technologies and their implications for social inequality. Discussions will focus on strategies to bridge this gap and promote equitable access.

This track explores the effects of media consumption on individual and collective behavior, identity formation, and societal attitudes. Participants will analyze empirical studies and theoretical frameworks addressing media effects.

This session investigates the interplay between media representation and individual identity, focusing on how media shapes perceptions of self and others. Discussions will include issues of race, gender, and sexuality in media narratives.

This track highlights new and innovative uses of media in various social contexts, including activism, education, and community building. Participants will share case studies and best practices that demonstrate the transformative potential of media.