Publications (3)

The book series is edited by Prof. Dr. Winfried Pauleit and is published by Schüren Verlag. Bremer Schriften, published by Schüren Verlag, Marburg, brings together research findings, current positions and innovative methods from the field (…)

The book series is published by Edition Lumière Verlag and edited by Dr. Astrid Blome, Prof. Dr. Holger Böning and Prof. Dr. Michael Nagel. The development of the modern age is inconceivable without the printing (…)

Editors-in-Chief: Prof. Dr. Kerstin Radde-Antweiler, Prof. Dr. Xenia Zeiler Managing Editor: Dr. Dr. Lisa Kienzl Language: English ISSN 2364-382X Video games are undeniably an important factor in cultural and religious socialization today. Research on this (…)

Editors are Prof. Dr. Maren Hartmann, Prof. Dr. Andreas Hepp, Prof. Dr. Friedrick Krotz and Prof. Dr. Waldemar Vogelsang and is published by Springer VS Verlag. The series focuses on an interdisciplinary examination of the (…)

The publishers for the book series are Prof. Dr. Uwe Hasebrink and Prof. Dr. Andreas Hepp. The book series ‘Transforming Communications’ is dedicated to cross-media communication research. It aims to support all kinds of research (…)

This study examines the impact of U.S. News and World Report (USN) education rankings as a rich example of deep mediatization. The study also investigates the role of academ- ics, non-profit entities, and their parent (…)

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Over the last decade, the social, cultural, and political consequences of datafication have been addressed by a growing body of research. As highlighted by Flensburg and Lomborg (2021) in their review of datafication research, starting (…)

Many video games have explicit reference to religion both as narrative and symbolic content. Take, for instance, the Prince of Persia (Ubisoft 2008), where the player must defeat an evil Zoroastrian deity, and Tomb Raider (…)

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Many video games have explicit reference to religion both as narrative and symbolic content. Take, for instance, the Prince of Persia (Ubisoft 2008), where the player must defeat an evil Zoroastrian deity, and Tomb Raider (…)