复旦大学-哈佛燕京学社“新媒体与社会性别研究”
培训工作坊通知
开班时间：2017年6月9日-16日
主办单位：
哈佛燕京学社
复旦大学新闻学院
复旦大学研究生院
复旦大学国际出版研究中心
招生人数：20人（从事本领域研究的中外青年学者和博士研究生）
授课地点：复旦大学新闻学院教学楼
学员费用：本着培养青年人才、推进社会性别平等、加强国际交流的宗旨，工作
坊一贯追求公益学术的理念，免收学员任何费用，往返交通和食宿费
自理。
结业形式：学员完成一篇学习报告，颁发“复旦大学-哈佛燕京学社‘新媒体与社会性别研究’”培训工作坊结业证书。
工作坊顾问：
Dr. Elizabeth Perry (Henry Rosovsky Professor of Government, Comparative Political Studies, Director of Harvar-Yenching Institute, Harvard University)
规划主任：
李若虹博士（哈佛燕京学社副社长）
吴宏翔博士（复旦大学研究生院副院长）
学术主任：
曹晋博士（复旦大学新闻学院教授、哈佛燕京学者、富布赖特学者、UCB-BBRG学者）
Dr. Shakuntala Banaji (Associate Professor,Media and Communications,London School of Economics and Political Science)
Dr. Mel Y. Chen (Associate Professor of Gender & Women’s Studies and Vice Chair for Research; Director, Center for the Study of Sexual Culture, University of California, Berkeley)
工作坊宗旨：
迈入21世纪，网络众包模式使生产方式由封闭独占向开放共享式转变，公司的边界将被突破，组织将以更广阔的社区为新大陆，网络社区将人们组织起来，成为具有经济效率的生产单位。同时，巨无霸式的媒介集团的“全球扩张”已经盛况空前，传播产业的商业化、私有化、集中化和资本的跨国经营不是被削弱了，而是更加剧烈，出版、广播、电信、信息服务日益交融，现代化的企业管理手段包括生产、营销、金融以及会计等流程与技术已渗透到媒介的各个面向，一个新形式的等级组织结构正在通过传播产业的渗透而在全世界范围内建立起来，媒介组织的赢利目标与资本主义、异性恋霸权、父权制的规训力量更加紧密地结合在一起。生活于社会情境中的个体可能较容易感受到来自政治与经济体系的控制，但未必能一目了然媒介型塑的社会性别秩序及其复杂微妙的控制机制，它往往与经济利益、政治目标和文化规范融为一体，而且社会性别的权力等级与种族、国家、地区、城乡、数字技术、公民身份、都市空间等范畴蕴藏的虚伪性与排斥性相互交织。“新媒体与社会性别研究”培训工作坊既能丰富批判传播研究的理论品质，同时也具有政策规划与实践的贡献。在全球化进程和国际参照的反思中，聚焦“媒介与社会性别研究”学术生产可为中国学界提供一种洞察途径，有益于拓展中国传播研究的理论视野，改变既定的社会秩序再生产，寻找社会变迁的力量，批判性地分析“知识”产生的过程，以此提升社会性别权力平等的教学和议题探索。
授课嘉宾：
1. 曹晋博士（复旦大学新闻学院教授、哈佛燕京学者、富布赖特学者、UCB-BBRG学者)
2. Dr.Shakuntala Banaji (Associate Professor,Media and Communications,London School of Economics and Political Science)
3. Dr.Mel Y. Chen (Associate Professor of Gender & Women’s Studies and Vice Chair for Research; Director, Center for the Study of Sexual Culture, University of California, Berkeley)
4. Dr.Kaitlynn Mendes (Associate Professor in Media and Communication, Leicester University)
5. Dr.Alison Harvey (Lecturer in Media and Communication, Deputy Research Director, Media Cultures Cluster,Leicester University)
6. Dr. Lingzhen Wang (Associate Professor of East Asian Studies, Brown University)
7. 孙少晶博士（复旦大学新闻学院教授、博士生导师）
8. 魏伟博士（华东师范大学社会学系副教授）
9. 王黔博士（英国利物浦大学流行音乐博士）
圆桌讨论会发言代表：
1. 刘景芳博士（复旦大学新闻学院副教授）
2. 徐笛博士（复旦大学新闻学院讲师）
3. 陆新蕾博士（华东政法大学人文学院讲师）
4. 徐婧博士（西安交通大学新闻与新媒体学院讲师）
5. 孔宇（复旦大学新闻学院博士候选人）
学术翻译：
1．王黔博士（英国利物浦大学流行音乐博士）
2．林曦博士（复旦大学社会科学高等研究院副教授）
3．魏伟博士（华东师范大学社会学系副教授）
4．黄炎宁（伦敦政治经济学院博士候选人）
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哈佛燕京学社
复旦大学新闻学院
复旦大学研究生院
复旦大学国际出版研究中心
Fudan – Harvard-Yenching Institute Training Workshop Noitice
Fudan – Harvard-Yenching Institute Training Workshop on
“New Media, and Gender Studies”
Date: June 9-16, 2017.
Hosted by:
Harvard－Yenching Institute
School of Journalism at Fudan University, Shanghai
Graduate School at Fudan University, Shanghai
Center for International Publishing Studies, Fudan University
Number of participants: 20 (Young scholars in this field and PhD researchers from both China and other countries)
Place: The Teaching Building at the Schoolof Journalism, Fudan University.
Fee: With the aims of cultivating young talent, promoting gender equality, enhancing international exchange, and promoting the notion of public welfare, this Workshop, will be free to its participants. Particpants will, however, be expected to cover their own transportation and accommodation.
End of the workshop: After submitting a written report on the course content, each participant will be granted a certificate of completion of the “Fudan – Harvard-Yenching Institute Training Workshop on ‘New Media, and Gender Studies’”.
Advisers:
Dr. Elizabeth Perry (Henry Rosovsky Professor of Government, Comparative Political Studies, Director of Harvar-Yenching Institute, Harvard University)
Director of Planning:
Dr. Li Ruohong (Associate Director of Harvard－Yenching Institute)
Dr. Hongxiang Wu (Deputy Dean of Graduate School of Fudan Univeristy)
Academic Directors:
Dr. Jin Cao (Professor of Media Sociology and Critical Communication Theory, Journalism School, Fudan University)
Dr. Shakuntala Banaji (Associate Professor, Media and Communications, London School of Economics and Political Science)
Dr. Mel Y. Chen(Associate Professor of Gender & Women’s Studies and Vice Chair for Research; Director, Center for the Study of Sexual Culture, University of California, Berkeley)
Aims of the Workshop:
Since the beginning of the 21st Century, the network-outsourcing model has transformed the previously closed and monopolized modes of production into open and sharing ones. With corporate boundaries being pushed, organizations will view broader communities as the ‘new world’. Online communities are now able to organize people, constituting the most efficient unit of media production. Meanwhile, with the unprecedented “global expansion” of media conglomerates, the trends of commercialization, privatization, centralization, and deregulation in the communications industry have intensified, rather than declined. They have become increasingly integrated with publication, broadcasting and information services. The most up-to-date methods of business administration, including processessuch as production, marketing, financing and accounting, have penetrated every dimension of the media. Through the penetration of the communications industry, a new form of hierarchical organization is being established worldwide. Media organizations’ goal of profit-making have been further integrated into the disciplinary power of capitalism, the hegemony of heteronormativity and patriachy. Living in specific social contexts, individuals are likely to feel the control of the political and economic systems, but not necessarily to see the gender order shaped by media, as well as its complex and subtle control mechanisms. The gender order tends to be integrated into economic interests, political goals and cultural norms. Moreover, the power hierarchy of social gender is mutually intersected with the hypocrisy and exclusivity hidden in the notions of class, race, nation, region and citizenship. The “Fudan – Harvard-Yenching Institute Training Workshop on ‘New Media, and Gender Studies’” is intended to both enrich the theoretical quality of critical media studies, and to contribute to policy planning and practices. Reflecting on globalization and international references, academic and theoretical works focused on the field of “media and gender studies” will provide new insights and perspectives to enrich Chinese academia. They will help to broaden the theoretical horizon of China’s communications research, to intervene in the reproduction of the existing social order, to seek out forces for social transformation in Chinese society, and to critically analyse the processes of ‘knowledge’ production. All these will enhance the teaching of gender equality and its topics exploration in the future.
Invited lecturers:
1.Dr. Jin Cao (Professor of Media Sociology and Critical Communication Theory, Journalism School, Fudan University)
2.Dr. Shakuntala Banaji (Associate Professor,Media and Communications,London
School of Economics and Political Science)
3.Dr.Mel Y. Chen (Associate Professor of Gender & Women’s Studies and Vice Chair for Research; Director, Center for the Study of Sexual Culture, University of California, Berkeley)
4. Dr. Kaitlynn Mendes (Associate Professor in Media and Communication, Leicester University)
5.Dr.Alison Harvey (Lecturer in Media and Communication,DeputyResearch
Director, Media Cultures Cluster,Leicester University )
6.Dr. LingzhenWang (Associate Professor of East Asian Studies, Brown University)
7.Dr. Shaojing Sun (Associate Professor of Journalism School, Fudan University)
8. Dr. Wei Wei (Associate Professor of Sociology Department, East China Normal University)
9. Dr. Qian Wang (PhD in Popular Music and Gender Studies , University of Liverpool)
Participants in the roundtable discussion:
1.Dr. Jingfang Liu (Associate Professor of Journalism School, Fudan University)
2.Dr. Di Xu (Lecturer, Journalism School, Fudan University)
3.Dr. Xinlei Lu (Lecturer, Humanities School, East China University of Political Science and Law)
4.Dr. Jing Xu (Lecturer, School of Journalism and New Media, Xi’An Jiaotong University)
5.Yu Kong (PhD Candidate at Journalism School, Fudan University)
Academic translators:
1.Dr. QianWang (PhD in Popular Music and Gender Studies , University of Liverpool)
2.Dr. Xi Lin (Associate Professor, Fudan Institute for Advanced Study in Social Sciences)
3.Dr. Wei Wei (Associate Professor, Sociology Department, East China Normal University)
4.Yanning Huang (PhD Candidate, London School of Economics and Political Science).
Application and enrollment:
Please download the application form, filling in your personal information and your supervisors’ recommendation (Young scholars who have started work in academic or professional institutions do not need supervisors’ recommendations). Please send the scanned e-version to:
by May 10th, 2017
Harvard－Yenching Institute
School of Journalism at Fudan University, Shanghai
Graduate School at Fudan University, Shanghai
Center for International Publishing Studies, Fudan University