In person icon Representation at the Crossroads: The Dynamics of Inclusion and Exclusion in Media and Parliamentary Debates

Abstract

This panel seeks to bring together contributions that explore the representation of diverse social groups in media and political discourse, uncovering patterns of inclusion and exclusion across diverse contexts. By analyzing, for example, how ethnic, religious, gender, and sexual minorities are portrayed, it explores the intersection of structural inequities, societal tensions, and democratic ideals. Through interdisciplinary approaches, the panel sheds light on the narratives that shape public perceptions, the mechanisms of silencing and stigmatization, and the potential for transforming institutions to foster greater inclusion and equality.

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