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Muslims in the European Mediascape
The 'Muslims in the European Mediascape' Research Project is conducted in partnership with the Vodafone Foundation Germany and the British Council, and explores the complexity of media use in an ever-more diverse Europe. The research takes an in-depth look at identifying relationships between social cohesion and trends in the use and production of media in view of key variables, including socio-economic background, education, gender, ethnicity, religion, generation, personal and private inter-cultural relationships and age.
Having begun in February 2010, this three-year project, which is looking to include over 1000 interviews with Muslims and non-Muslims in France, the UK and Germany, will also investigate diversity of media production and programming and its relationship to inter-community attitudes.
For more on the project and to view the database of Muslim media in Europe, click here.
Muslims in the European Mediascape Research Meeting
Researchers convene to discuss and map out findings
27 - 28 September 2011
London
Scaremongering? The Media and Islam in Europe
A 'Muslims in the European Mediascape' event
11 April 2011
Berlin
Muslims in the European Mediascape Expert Meeting
Expert Meeting Two
13 May 2010
London
Muslims in the European Mediascape Expert Meeting
Expert Meeting
19 April 2010
London
All Muslims in the European Mediascape events
Research and Policy Papers
Muslims in the European Mediascape: Discussion Paper
Dr Monica Metykova, December 2010
The first in a series of papers for the 'Muslims in the European Mediascape' research project, conducted in partnership with the British Council's Our Shared Europe Project and the Vodafone Foundation, Germany.
Muslims in the European Mediascape: Integration and Social Cohesion Dynamics
M100 Colloquium, September 2009
Based on interviews in Germany, France and the UK, this research explores patterns of media consumption amongst European Muslims and the portrayal of Muslims within mainstream European media. Its findings served as the basis for discussions at the 2009 M100 Sanssouci Colloquium.
