ASCoR - Malte C. Hinrichsen

Malte Carlos Hinrichsen

is a PhD student at the Amsterdam School of Communication Research (University of Amsterdam) and also teaches at the Department of Journalism and Communication Research (University of Music and Drama, Hanover). His PhD is posited in a larger research project on Religion, Euroscepticism, and the Media (in cooperation with the Universities of Cambridge, Frankfurt (Oder), Oxford, Lissabon, London) under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Claes de Vreese.

Malte is currently dealing with the question how media coverage on religious issues affects people to evaluate political issues, e.g. the EU, by increasing the linkage between religious values and perceptions and political considerations.

Malte is Board Member of the International CommunicationAssociation (ICA), as the PhD student representative.

He is also on the editorial board of the Journal of Media and Communication

Papers

July 2010 ‘ Lithuania, the brand -An examination of nation branding efforts in emerging nations’ [with Ieva Vilimaciute], paper accepted to accepted to the 53nd ‘International Association for Media and C ommunication Research (IAMCR)’-conference, Braga, Portugal

July 2010 ‘Journalistic value horizons in international comparison’ [with Helmut Scherer and Beate Schneider], paper acceted to the International Conference Comparing Journalism: Theory, Methodology, Findings, Eichstätt , Germany

June 2010 ‘Online news and political distrust’ [with Mariuca Moriariu] paper accepted to annual ICA conference, Singapore

June 2010 ‘Looking for Narrative Transportation: An Analysis of Candidates McCain and Obama’s Rhetoric during the 2008 Presidential Campaign [with Thomas Vitiello] paper accepted to annual ICA-conference, Singapore

June 2010 ‘Media and religion’, paper accepted and presented at  the Norface final conference, Cambridge , UK

September 2009 ‘Religion and support for Turkish membership inthe EU’ [with Hajo Boomgaarden] paper accepted to the annual  APSA conference, Toronto

August 2009 ‘Research strategies and media use of non – European journalists and their impact on the  perception of the EU and Europe’ [with Beate Schneider and Helmut Scherer]; ‘The image of the European Union and Europe of non – European journalists’ [with Beate Schneider and HelmutScherer]; Developments of Foreign News Coverage [with Hajo Boomgaarden andKlaus Schönbach]; Role conceptions  of Brussels’ correspondents from the new Eastern Member States’ [with Sophie Lecheler] accepted to the ‘News in Europe, Europe on News. The Proximity & Distance’-conference, Poznan

March 2010 ‘Role conceptions of Brussels correspondents from new member states‘. Javnost-The Public, 17, 73-86. [with Sophie Lecheler]        

July 2009 ‘Values or Knowledge? How religious topics in the news coverage trigger religiosity to contribute to attitudes towards the EU and the accession of Turkey and the moderating role of political knowledge’ paper accepted to the 52nd ‘International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)’ conference, Mexico City                                   

June 2009 ‘Journalistic role conceptions of Brussels’ correspondents from the new Member States’ paper accepted to the ICA regional conference ’beyond East and West’ [with Sophie Lecheler], Budapest 

May 2009 ‘ Religious Issues in News and Their Effect on Public Attitudes Towards the EU ’ [with Claes de Vreese, Hajo Boomgaarden, Wouter van der Brug, and Sara Hobolt] paper accepted to annual ICA-conference, Chicago

May 2009 ‘Priming Religion: The Effects of Religious Issues in News Coverage on Public Attitudes’ [with Hajo Boomgaarden, Claes de Vreese, Wouter van der Brug, and Sara Hobolt]Towards European Integration” paper accepted to ICA pre-conference on Religion, Media and Politics, Chicago´

April 2009 'Religioese Primes – Ihr Effekt auf Einstellungen zur EU’ paper accepted to DGPUK Jahrestagung, Bremen

April 2009‘How religiosity and knowledge influence the priming of EU attitudes’ paper accepted to the EUSA Eleventh Biennial International Conference, Los Angeles

November 2008 How journalists see the EU. An international quantitative survey on journalists' perceptions of the EU [with Beate Schneider and Helmut Scherer] paper accepted to the 2nd European Communication Conference, ECREA, Barcelona

November 2008 ‘Religious news topics and their impact on public opinion’ paper accepted to the The 2nd International Conference on Religion and Media, Tehran & Qom

October 2008 Book review of Prior, M. ‘Post-Broadcast Democracy. How Media Choice Increases Inequality in Political Involvement and Polarizes Elections.’ Acta Politica.

July 2008 ‘Priming Religion’ [with Claes de Vreese, Hajo Boomgaarden, and Wouter van der Brug] paper accepted and presented to the 51st ‘International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)’-conference, Stockholm

July 2008 ‘EU and its perception of journalists worldwide’ [with Beate Schneider] paper accepted to the 51st ‘International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)’-conference, Stockholm .           

October 2007 Book review of Johnson, S. ‘Neue Intelligenz. Warum wir durch Computerspiele und TV klüger werden’ [New intelligence. Why we get smarter by computer games and TV]. And Pfeiffer, D. ‘Wie moderne Medien uns klüger machen’ [How we get smarter by modern media]. Publizistik, 52 (3), 423-424 [with Dorothée Hefner]

October 2007 ‘Intransparency Directive? – Interest groups and the European Commission’ Paper accepted to the Symposium Equal Opportunities and Communication Rights of the European Communication Research and Education Association (ECREA), Brussels[with Daniela Obradovic]

July 2007 ‘Foreign news in times of globalization’ [with Klaus Schoenbach and Hajo Boomgaarden] paper accepted to the 50th ‘International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR)’- conference, Paris  

July 2006 ‘Foreign news in times of globalization’ paper accepted for the Prize of the Master thesis of the Hamburg Media School, Germany [Third prize]

November 2004 ‘How much world can we bear today?’ paper [with Klaus Schoenbach and Hajo Boomgaarden] accepted to the European Communication Conference, Amsterdam

January 2004 Book review of Sayre, S. King, C. ‘Entertainment & Society. Audiences, Trends, and Impacts’.Zeitschrift für Medienpsychologie, 16 (1), 36-37

October 2003 Organization of the Seminar ‘Medien – dievierte Gewalt?” [Media – fourth power of state?] at the Friedrich-Ebert-Foundation, Berlin . [Together with Mani Pirouz and Natascha Thomas]