Cultural Policy & New Media Recent articles Germany as „Good European“ in the Eurovision Song Contest Analysis The Europeanization of German identity runs like a red thread through Germany's post-war history and is also evident in its performances at the ESC: Germany presents itself as cosmopolitan. By Prof. Dr. Alison Lewis Nation Branding or Building a European Identity at the Eurovision Song Contest? Analysis Although the ESC was not intended as an instrument of European integration, it has become a symbol of it - even if the relationship between national and European identity is contradictory. By Dr. Dean Vuletic On Kitsch, Camp and Queer Culture in the Eurovision Song Contest Analysis The ESC usually stands for camp in the gay male tradition. Can it also be of interest to lesbians and feminists? On kitsch and camp as queer communication strategies. By Prof. Dr. Tiina Rosenberg All articles on Cultural Policy & New Media Publications Berlin Anthology: From where I shan’t return Twenty-two authors from fifteen different countries contemplate the fates of refugees and asylum-seekers in literary form. The perspectives and insights are just as different as individual motives, destinies, and experiences. pdf All publications on Cultural Policy & New Media Team Christian Römer Head of Cultural Policy and New Media Division Karin Lenski Head of Arts and Culture Division
Germany as „Good European“ in the Eurovision Song Contest Analysis The Europeanization of German identity runs like a red thread through Germany's post-war history and is also evident in its performances at the ESC: Germany presents itself as cosmopolitan. By Prof. Dr. Alison Lewis
Nation Branding or Building a European Identity at the Eurovision Song Contest? Analysis Although the ESC was not intended as an instrument of European integration, it has become a symbol of it - even if the relationship between national and European identity is contradictory. By Dr. Dean Vuletic
On Kitsch, Camp and Queer Culture in the Eurovision Song Contest Analysis The ESC usually stands for camp in the gay male tradition. Can it also be of interest to lesbians and feminists? On kitsch and camp as queer communication strategies. By Prof. Dr. Tiina Rosenberg
Berlin Anthology: From where I shan’t return Twenty-two authors from fifteen different countries contemplate the fates of refugees and asylum-seekers in literary form. The perspectives and insights are just as different as individual motives, destinies, and experiences. pdf