NATIONAL IDENTITY IN A GLOBAL WORLD (4 Credits)
Learning Outcomes:
On successful completion of this course, students will be able to: identify approaches for various issues concerning national identity in relations to new media; explain various issues concerning national identity in relations to new media using related media knowledge and analysis; apply media knowledge and approaches to various issues concerning national identity in relations to new media; analyze media knowledge and approaches to various issues concerning national identity in relations to new media.
Topics:
- Introduction to Interdisciplinary Approach to National Identification;
- Multidimensional Model and the Difference between Patriotism and Nationalism;
- Comparative Perspective on National Identity;
- Understanding European Identity through Theoretical Lenses 1: Exit, voice and the impact of regional, national and European identification;
- Understanding European Identity through Theoretical Lenses 2: Second Generation Perceiving National Identity,
- Comparing Germany and Austria;
- Understanding European Identity through Theoretical Lenses 3: Discrimination and Immigration, Comparing Switzerland and Russia;
- European Identity and Xenophobia;
- Communication in Ethnic and National Identity;
- Geopolitical identity 2.0: the significance of regional, national, and transnational roots on social networking sites;
- National identity building as a mediated process: a two- level model of its functions and dysfunctions;
- The French EU Referendum discourse in 2005: how is mediated discourse linked to voting intentions, voting behavior, and support?;
- New Media and Asian National Identity: Selected Cases;
- Review and Reflection: Globalization of the Media, Does It Undermine National Cultures?.
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