In her new book Discourses of Perfection, Anne-Mette Hermans explores the societal context in which cosmetic procedures have flourished and focuses on how these procedures have been advertised since 2001 in the UK.
We’ve asked lecturers Kübra Karatas (Arts and Culture Studies), Mark Straver (History) and Palesa Mashigo (Media & Communication) about their experiences this past year. What is their experience with remote teaching and researching?
The book 'Persuasive Gaming in Context' offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding persuasive gaming, this is, when and how digital games can be used to influence the attitude and behaviour of players.
Carolina Dalla Chiesa and Erwin Dekker publish an article on the Socio-Economic Review about the benefits and constraints of crowdfunding for the arts.
ESHCC researcher Joep Hofhuis is working on a multi-year research project to answer this question, funded by the Community for Learning and Innovation (CLI). The first step was to find a reliable way to measure intercultural communication competences across time.
