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GENDEREDTRANSFORMATIONS
 
THEORY AND PRACTICES ON GENDER AND MEDIA
EDITED BY TONNY KRIJNEN, CLAUDIA ALVARES & SOFIE VAN BAUWEL
EUROPEAN COMMUNICATION RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ASSOCIATION SERIES 
 
Gendered Transformations
Theory and Practices on Gender and Media
 
European Communication Researchand Education Association (ECREA)
This series consists of books arising from the intellectual work of ECREA members. Booksaddress themes relevant to the ECREA’s interests; make a major contribution to the theory,research, practice and/or policy literature; are European in scope; and represent a diversityof perspectives. Book proposals are refereed.
Series Editors
Nico CarpentierFrançois Heinderyckx
Series Advisory Board
Denis McQuailRobert PicardJan Servaes
The aims of the ECREA are
a) To provide a forum where researchers and others involved in communication and in-formation research can meet and exchange information and documentation about theirwork. Its disciplinary focus will include media, (tele)communications and informatics re-search, including relevant approaches of human and social sciences;b) To encourage the development of research and systematic study, especially on subjectsand areas where such work is not well developed;c) To stimulate academic and intellectual interest in media and communication research,and to promote communication and cooperation between members of the Association;d) To co-ordinate the circulation of information on communications research in Europe, witha view to establishing a database of ongoing research;e) To encourage, support, and where possible, publish, the work of young researchers inEurope;f) To take into account the desirability of di
erent languages and cultures in Europe;g) To develop links with relevant national and international communication organisationsand with professional communication researchers working for commercial organisationsand regulatory institutions, both public and private;h) To promote the interests of communication research within and among the MemberStates of the Council of Europe and the European Union;i) To collect and disseminate information concerning the professional position of communi-cation researchers in the European region; and j) To develop, improve and promote communication and media education.
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