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The Prospect of Mobile Journalism and Social Media for African Citizens
A Comparative Study About Participation in Public Debate in Zimbabwe, Zambia and South Africa©2020 Thesis -
Constructing Scottish Identity in Media Discourses
The Use of Common Sense Knowledge in the Scottish Press©2016 Thesis -
The Reception of German Theater in Greece
Establishing a Theatrical Locus Communis: The Royal Theater in Athens (1901-1906)©2019 Thesis -
How the International Women’s Movement Discovered the ‘Troubles’
Brokered and Broken Transnational Interactions during the Northern Ireland Conflict, 1968–1981©2011 Thesis -
Private and Public on Social Network Sites
Differences and Similarities between Germany and China in a Globalized World©2017 Thesis -
‘Killer Games’ Versus ‘We Will Fund Violence’
The Perception of Digital Games and Mass Media in Germany and Australia©2011 Thesis -
Information Seeking Stopping Behavior in Online Scenarios
The Impact of Task, Technology and Individual Characteristics©2013 Thesis -
«How had it ever happened here?»
A Constructivist Reading of Thomas Pynchon’s «The Crying of Lot 49» and its Role in the Pynchon Canon©2012 Thesis -
Germany and Israel in the 1990s and Beyond: Still a ‘Special Relationship’?
Still a Special Relationship?©2005 Thesis -
Healthy Spirit in a Healthy Body
Representations of the Sports Body in Soviet Art of the 1920s and 1930s©2004 Thesis -
Migration, Multiculturalism and Language Maintenance in Australia
Polish Migration to Melbourne in the 1980s©2007 Thesis -
American Women in Cartoons 1890–1920
Female Representation and the Changing Concepts of Femininity during the American Woman Suffrage Movement- An empirical analysis©2013 Thesis -
Walking on Uneven Paths
The Transcultural Experience of Children entering Europe in the Years 2000©2009 Thesis -
English and French Online Comments
A Text Linguistic Comparison of Popular Science Magazines©2020 Thesis -
COTRI Yearbook 2012
©2013 Thesis