Media and communication / Social inequality: expressions, consequences and ways to diminish it / Person, group and organization
MODERATOR: Anda Rožukalne (Latvia) | ||
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Christiane Delmondes Versuti (Brazil) | Media Literacy can change our places? | |
Marija Semjonova (Latvia) | Dialectics of Non-Place: Virtual Language (VL) and Utopian Fantasies | |
Normunds Kozlovs, Ilva Skulte (Latvia) | The critique of technocracy in Riga stencil graffiti | |
Igor Danilov, Sandra Mihailova, Viktorija Perepjolkina (Latvia) | Unconscious social interaction as the main driver of human values formation | |
Alnis Stakle (Latvia) | A visual framing analysis of migration representation in Latvian press photography 2015–2016 | |
Diāna Kalniņa (Latvia) | Cross-cultural communication in business environment: Changes in profile of Latvia over the last five years by Hofstede’s indexes | |
Kadi Lubi, Katre Koppel, Marko Uibu (Estonia) | Institutional challenge in delivering negative regional-political messages – how to maintain institutional reliability and fulfill individual information needs situationally and constructively? The case of the closure of Estonian obstetric units | |
Vita Savicka, Aija Kažoka (Latvia) | Communication interventions in the top level of social ecological model to initiate a new policy on oncological patients’ treatment | |
15:00–15:15 | COFFEE BREAK | |
MODERATORS: Sandra Mihailova (Latvia) | ||
Anda Rožukalne (Latvia) | Are they angry voters? No, they are fans of populist politicians! Analysis of Facebook pre election communication content and audience emotions of Latvia’s right wing populist party KPV LV | |
Sergei Kruk (Latvia) | Discursive models of politics. Latvians discussing the parliamentary politics in TV broadcast «Tautas panorāma» | |
Anastasija Tetarenko (Latvia) | Social Media as political actors’ tool for encouraging political participation: the case of political party KPV LV | |
Rosario Napolitano (Italy, Latvia) | The sovietisation of Latvian cinema during Stalin Era (1945–1953) | |
Dita Rietuma (Latvia) | Latvian cinema: production, genres, audiences | |
Kristīne Rolle (Latvia) | Economic practices of rural households | |
Ilze Lāce (Latvia) | Spatial peripheriality and social inequality in accessibility of services in rural Latvia | |
Mārtiņš Moors, Juris Osis (Latvia) | Methodological Problems Of Social Services Evaluation Research: An Example Of Family Assistant Service | |
16:45–17:00 | COFFEE BREAK | |
MODERATOR: Ruta Siliņa (Latvia) | ||
Deniss Hanovs (Latvia) | Terrible event and political news – revolution of 1789 | |
Markéta Rusnáková, Bibiána Barabasová, Katarína Kohutová (Slovakia) | A comparison of the relational bond of adolescents from a complete nuclear family, single-parent family and children ́s homes in postmodern society | |
Kristīne Mārtinsone, Baiba Purvlīce, Rolands Bortaščenoks, Juris Zuitiņš (Latvia) | Psychological help in Latvia: groups and identities | |
Jeļena Ļubenko (Latvia) | Psychological and demographic characteristics of students participating in MePlusMe project | |
Ilze Dreifelde (Latvia) | Self-Regulation Questionnaire (SRQ) Validation In Latvia | |
Indulis Paičs, Kristīne Mārtinsone (Latvia) | Self-help practice as a form of individual psychological support | |
Inese Paiča, Kristīne Mārtinsone, Māris Taube (Latvia) | Improvement of emotion regulation: a focus of the psychological care | |
Jana Duhovska, Inga Millere (Latvia) | Subjective experience and perceived benefits of cancer patients participating in music-therapy based psychosocial support programme | |
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