Prof.
Margreth
Lünenborg
Journalism Studies
Professor
Garystr. 55
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Room
275
14195
Berlin
Tel.:
+49.30.838-57-352
E-Mail:
margreth.luenenborg@fu-berlin.de
Office Hours:
appointments via email
research semester 2011/2012
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Curriculum Vitae
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- March 2009 - Present: Professor of Journalism Studies at the Institute for Media and Communication Studies and Director of Institute for Journalism, FU Berlin
- 2008 Professor of Media and Communication, University of Siegen
- 2005 - 2008 Visiting Professor, Department of Journalism Studies, Institute for Media and Communication Studies, FU Berlin
- 2004 - 2005 Visiting Professor, Institute for Media and Communications, University of Vienna
- 2005 Visiting Professor, Media and Communication, University of Siegen
- 2005 Habilitation at University of Dortmund, Department of Cultural Sciences, venia legendi for the subject area of Journalism Studies (Habil. Thesis: Journalism as Cultural Process)
- 2002 - 2004 DFG Habilitation Scholarship Holder
- 1998 - 2001 Assistant Professor, Institute for Communication and Media, University of Leipzig, Supervisor of the Uni Radio mephisto
- 1996 - 1997 Spokeswoman of the Ministry of Women, Youth and Housing, Province Schleswig-Holstein
- 1996 Doctorate at Institute for Media and Communication Studies, FU Berlin (Doctoral Thesis: Female Journalists in Europe)
- 1990 - 1996 Professional Journalist, main focus on radio broadcasting (SFB, editorial department Zeitpunkte and ORB, today rbb) and print (Freitag)
- 1992 - 1996 Hans Boeckler Foundation Doctoral Scholarship
- 1986/87 Professional Journalism Training at the Westdeutschen Allgemeinen Zeitung (WAZ), Essen
- 1984 - 1990 Academic Studies in Journalism and Spatial Planning, University of Dortmund
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Projects
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Research
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Finished Projects
- Media Representations of Women in Top-Level Positions (Die mediale Repräsentation von weiblichen und männlichen Führungskräften in Politik, Wirtschaft und Wissenschaft). Joint Research with Prof. Röser (University of Lüneburg), funded by BMBF and ESF (European Social Fond).
» http://www.spitzenfrauenindenmedien.de
- Scandalization and Provocations as Success Guarantee in Times of Decreasing Advertisement Revenue? Analysis of Current Casting Show and Reality Documentary-style Formats
- Political Journalists in Germany - An Online Survey for the Deutscher Fachjournalisten-Verband (German Journalists' Federation)
- Political Journalism – Self-conception and Working Conditions at the Berlin-based Newspaper tageszeitung (taz). Teaching-Research project, FU Berlin 2005/06
- From Civic Journalism to Interactive Journalism. Teaching-Research project, FU Berlin 2006/07
- Ways into Science (WiWi) – gender specific analysis of the young scientists in communications. Funded by DGPuK and HFF Potsdam 2005 (Joint Research with Dr. Elizabeth Prommer, Potsdam and Prof. Werner Wirth, Zürich)
» Complete Paper on Springerlink
- Journalism as Cultural Process. Habilitation Project, DFG funded, 2002-2004
- Women in the European Print Media Industry. Research Project funded by the European Union (DG V), 1993/94
- Female Journalists in Europe. Doctoral Project funded by the Hans Boeckler Foundation, 1994-1996
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Affiliations
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Publications as pdf-Document (36 kB, German)
