Pieter Maeseele

Pieter Maeseele
Communications: the European journal of communication research/Deutsche Gesellschaft für Kommunikationsforschung [Köln]; Association Allemande de Recherche pour la Communication [Cologne]-Sankt Augustin, 1976, currens 39 ( 4) 505 -507

2014

Climate struggle: news coverage of climate change during the climate summit in Cancan in Flemish quality newspapers

Pieter Maeseele , Yves Pepermans , Danielle Raeijmaekers , Laurens van der Steen
TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR COMMUNICATIEWETENSCHAP 42 ( 3) 244 -+

2014

Ideological pluralism in Flemish news media outlets: the Belgian government formation 2010-2011

Danielle Raeijmaekers , Pieter Maeseele
TIJDSCHRIFT VOOR COMMUNICATIEWETENSCHAP 42 ( 2) 145 -+

2014

De Beeldvorming van het Energievraagstuk in de Media. Casus Nederlandstalige en Franstalige Pers

Karel Deneckere , Pieter Maeseele
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2013

Bio-objects’ political capacity. Translations of the political in the EU Bio-economy

Vincenzo Pavone , Pieter Maeseele , Kim Hendrickx , Ine Van Hoyweghen
8th International Interpretive Policy Analysis Conference (IPA)“Societies in Conflict: Experts, Publics and Democracy, Date: 2013/07/03-2013/07/05, Location: University of Vienna

2013

Who is the Other? The representation of the Japan in Dutch television Who is the Mole?(2010)

Martijn Huisman , Stijn Joye , Pieter Maeseele
Tijdschrift voor Communicatiewetenschap 40 ( 3) 212 -230

2012

NGOs and GMOs: a case study in alternative public communication of science and technology

Pieter Maeseele
Annual Meeting of the International Communication Association (ICA), Chicago (USA), May 20, 2009

2009

155 On Media and Science in Late Modern Societies

Pieter Maeseele
Communication Yearbook 37 155 -181

CDE10-Media systems and regulation

Jiyan Faris , Pieter Maeseele

Libby Lester’s Media & Environment: Conflict, Politics and the News has recently been published amidst a wave of books on media and environmental issues, most notably Anders Hansen’s Environment, Media and Communication (2010) and Julie Doyle’s Mediating Climate Change (2011). This illustrates how the ‘issue attention cycle’con-cept for environmental issues not only accounts for ‘ups and downs’ in public and media