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International Conference on Communication, Media, and Conflict Studies

17th Nov – 18th Nov 2026 Milan, Italy Standard / Physical Participation
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This track explores the various communication strategies employed during conflicts, focusing on their effectiveness in conveying messages and influencing public perception. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight successful and unsuccessful communication approaches in conflict scenarios.

This session examines how media narratives shape public understanding and response during crises. It will delve into the role of journalism in framing events and the implications for conflict resolution and peacebuilding.

This track addresses the ethical dilemmas faced by journalists covering war and conflict. Discussions will focus on the responsibilities of media professionals in reporting accurately while navigating the complexities of conflict situations.

This session investigates the role of political communication in shaping narratives and influencing outcomes in conflict zones. It will highlight the interplay between media, politics, and public opinion in times of unrest.

This track focuses on the role of communication in humanitarian efforts, emphasizing strategies for effective advocacy and awareness-raising. Participants will explore how media can mobilize support for humanitarian causes amidst conflict.

This session analyzes how media framing affects public perception of conflicts and crises. Discussions will cover the implications of framing choices on societal attitudes and policy responses.

This track examines the strategic use of communication in facilitating peace processes and negotiations. It will explore the role of messaging in building trust and fostering dialogue among conflicting parties.

This session provides insights into effective crisis communication practices through the examination of past case studies. Participants will discuss key lessons learned and best practices for future crisis scenarios.

This track investigates the influence of media on dispute resolution processes. It will focus on how media coverage can either exacerbate tensions or facilitate dialogue and understanding.

This session explores the role of security communication in managing public safety and perceptions during conflicts. Discussions will highlight the challenges and strategies for effective communication in high-stakes environments.

This track encourages interdisciplinary collaboration in understanding the complexities of conflict communication. Participants will share insights from various fields, including sociology, political science, and media studies, to enrich the discourse on conflict resolution.

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