Publications

• Abdel-Fadil, Mona & Liebmann, Louise Lund (2018). Gender, Diversity, and Mediatized Conflicts of Religion: Lessons from Scandinavian Case Studies, In Knut Lundby (ed.),  Contesting Religion. The Media Dynamics of Cultural Conflicts in Scandinavia.  Walter de Gruyter.  ISBN 978-3-11-050171-1.  16.
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018). Nationalizing Christianity & Hijacking Religion on Facebook, In Knut Lundby (ed.),  Contesting Religion. The Media Dynamics of Cultural Conflicts in Scandinavia.  Walter de Gruyter.  ISBN 978-3-11-050171-1.  Chapter 6.
• Lundby, Knut (2018). Interaction Dynamics in the Mediatization of Religion, In Knut Lundby (ed.),  Contesting Religion. The Media Dynamics of Cultural Conflicts in Scandinavia.  Walter de Gruyter.  ISBN 978-3-11-050171-1.  Chapter 17.  s 299 - 313
• Lundby, Knut; Hjarvard, Stig; Lövheim, Mia & Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018). Perspectives: Cross-Pressures on Public Service Media, In Knut Lundby (ed.),  Contesting Religion. The Media Dynamics of Cultural Conflicts in Scandinavia.  Walter de Gruyter.  ISBN 978-3-11-050171-1.  Chapter 5.  s 83 - 96
• Lövheim, Mia; Jernsletten, Haakon Haugevik; Herbert, David Eric John; Lundby, Knut & Hjarvard, Stig (2018). Attitudes: Tendencies and Variations, In Knut Lundby (ed.),  Contesting Religion. The Media Dynamics of Cultural Conflicts in Scandinavia.  Walter de Gruyter.  ISBN 978-3-11-050171-1.  Chapter 2.  s 33 - 49
• Enli, Gunn; Syvertsen, Trine & Mjøs, Ole Johan (2018). THE WELFARE STATE AND THE MEDIA SYSTEM The Role of Media and Communications in the Evolution and Transformation of Scandinavian Welfare States. Scandinavian Journal of History.  ISSN 0346-8755. . doi: 10.1080/03468755.2018.1474023
• Enli, Gunn & Syvertsen, Trine (2018). Public Service in Europe: Five Key Points, In Des Freedman & Vana Valbot (ed.),  A Future of Public Service Television.  MIT Press.  ISBN 9781906897710.  8.  s 83 - 91
• Donders, Karen; Enli, Gunn; Raats, Tim & Syvertsen, Trine (2018). Digitisation, internationalisation, and changing business models in local media markets: an analysis of commercial media’s perceptions on challenges ahead. Journal of Media Business Studies.  ISSN 1652-2354.
• Ihlen, Øyvind; Raknes, Ketil; Somerville, Ian; Valentini, Chiara; Stachel, Charlotte; Lock, Irina; Davidson, Scott & Seele, Peter (2018). Framing “the Public Interest”: Comparing Public Lobbying Campaigns in Four European States. Journal of Public Interest Communications.  ISSN 2573-4342.  2(1)
• Rødje, Kjetil (2018). Lens-Sense: On seeing a world as sensed by a camera. Screening the Past.  ISSN 1328-9756.  43 . doi: http://www.screeningthepast.com/2018/02/lens-sense-on-seeing-a-world-as-sensed-by-a-camera/
• Nilsen, Lisa Govasli; Hafstad, Gertrud Sofie; Staksrud, Elisabeth & Dyb, Grete (2018). Five reasons for using social media among young terror survivors: Results from the Utøya study. Computers in Human Behavior.  ISSN 0747-5632.  84, s 285- 294 . doi: 10.1016/j.chb.2018.03.006
• Staksrud, Elisabeth (2018). Mediepanikk og mediepedagogikk, I: Vegard Frantzen & Daniel Schofield (red.),  Mediepedagogikk og mediekompetanse. Danning og læring i en ny mediekultur.  Fagbokforlaget.  ISBN 9788245020731.  12.  s 269 - 282
• Alnæs, Jørgen (2018). The Prime Minister of Antarctica: entrenching territory through journalistic travelogues. Studies in Travel Writing.  ISSN 1364-5145.
• Colbjørnsen, Terje (2018). Algoritmens ansikt: Brukeropplevelser av kvalitet og relevans i algoritmiske anbefalinger på kulturfeltet, I: Øyvind Prytz & Jan Fredrik Hovden (red.),  Kvalitetsforhandlinger.  Fagbokforlaget.  ISBN 9788245023763.  kap. 17.  s 465 - 486
• Brandtzæg, Petter Bae & Lüders, Marika (2018). Time Collapse in Social media: Extending the Context Collapse. Social Media + Society.  ISSN 2056-3051. . doi: 10.1177/2056305118763349 Full text in Research Archive. Show summary

  Context collapse, or the flattening of multiple audiences into a single context, has been an important notion in research on privacy experiences, self-performance, and changing user practices in social media. Yet, previous research has mainly addressed context collapse in spatial rather than temporal terms. The resulting lack of an understanding of time in social media limits our conception of the social media context. The aim of this article is therefore to go beyond the spatial dimension in the current notion of “context collapse” in social media. We discuss relevant theories, empirical evidence, and technical features that address the importance of a time dimension and suggest a collapse of temporal patterns in social media. By introducing the concept of “time collapse,” we account for how context in social media may muddle the time boundary between past and present, which, in turn, can affect how users manage their identity and performance on social media. Whereas research on social media has commonly addressed self-performance and impression management, we understand self-identity as an entity in progress. We analyze the results of two empirical case studies to suggest how and why a collapse of time related to self-performance is becoming increasingly prevalent, focusing on young people and Facebook. Our analyses contribute to a new understanding of time and the prolonged self-documenting practices typical of social media. Our research offers a unique understanding of the nature and conceptualization of time that may guide future directions in the study of social media and their implications for young people.

• Pollack, Ester & Allern, Sigurd (2018). Disclosure of Scandinavian telecom companies' corruption in Uzbekistan: The role of investigative journalists. European Journal of Communication.  ISSN 0267-3231.  33(1), s 73- 88 . doi: 10.1177/0267323117750697
• Lundby, Knut; Christensen, Henrik Reintoft; Gresaker, Ann Kristin; Lövheim, Mia; Niemelä, Kati; Sjö, Sofia; Moberg, Marcus & Daníelsson, Árni Svanur (2018). Religion and the Media: Continuity, Complexity, and Mediatization, In Inger Furseth (ed.),  Religious Complexity in the Public Sphere. Comparing Nordic Countries.  Springer.  ISBN 9783319556772.  Chapter 5.  s 193 - 249
• Thurman, Neil; Picard, Robert G.; Myllylahti, Merja & Krumsvik, Arne Håskjold (2018). On Digital Distribution’s Failure to Solve Newspapers’ Existential Crisis: Symptoms, Causes, Consequences and Remedies, In Scott A. Eldridge II & Bob Franklin (ed.),  The Routledge Handbook of Developments in Digital Journalism Studies.  Routledge.  ISBN 1138283053.  Chapter. Show summary

  This chapter examines some of the symptoms and causes of the crisis facing newspapers via analyses of their finances and of audience measures. The consequences of the crisis, and whether there are any realistic remedies, are also considered, both in relation to journalism as a product and to the institutions, such as newspapers, that have traditionally produced it. We start with an analysis of the financial performance of multiplatform news publishers in Australia, Europe and the USA, which leads us to conclude that digital distribution is not reversing newspapers’ decline, and raises questions about the support for journalism in the long term. Next, some of the consequences of the declines that have already taken place are discussed. Moving from consequences to possible remedies, the chapter focuses on two areas. Firstly, media policy, and secondly, journalism as a product: what news should be produced and how it should be delivered. Another strand of the chapter concerns audience measures. They are used to help explain newspapers’ continuing dependency on print revenues, and are understood, depending on their constitution and use, as both a party to the crisis and as an able assistant in its alleviation.

• Hagen, Anja Nylund (2018). Paths in the Online Music Jungle: Personal Practices with Music-Streaming Services (forthcoming). Participations. Journal of Audience and Reception Studies.  ISSN 1749-8716.
• Moges, Mulatu Alemayehu (2017). Ethiopian journalism from self-censoring to silence: A case of reporting on internal conflict [Le journalisme éthiopien de l'autocensure au silence: Un reportage sur un cas des conflicts internes]. Essachess - Journal for Communication Studies.  ISSN 2066-5083.  10(1), s 111- 128
• Ess, Charles Melvin (2017). What's "culture" got to do with it? A (personal) review of CATaC (Cultural Attitudes towards Technology and Communication), 1998-2014, In Gerard Goggin, & Mark McLelland (ed.),  Routledge Companion to Global Internet Histories.  Routledge.  ISBN 9781138812161.  Chapter 2.  s 34 - 48
• Ess, Charles Melvin (2017). Digital Media Ethics. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Communication. . doi: 10.1093/acrefore/9780190228613.013.508
• Ess, Charles Melvin (2017). Communication and technology. Annals of the International Communication Association.  ISSN 2380-8977.  41(3-4), s 209- 212 . doi: doi.org/10.1080/23808985.2017.1392250 Show summary

  I introduce this double issue, showing first how the articles conjoin global perspectives with fine-grained attention to specific communication venues vis-à-vis critical theory, politics, religion, children and youth, mobile technologies, and ICT4D. Our contributors further argue against technological determinism in multiple ways, offering instead far more sophisticated understandings of how technology, material factors, and diverse ethical, social, political and cultural – i.e. human – factors interact. Finally, the normative dimensions and trajectories of the contributions counter positivist notions of technological instrumentalism (technology as 'value free') and likewise foreground multiple ethical foundations and ethically informed approaches. These accounts thus provide both focused explorations of contemporary research findings and trajectories in specific domains while also tracing out larger thematics in communication and technology.

• Gripsrud, Jostein; Lindtner, Synnøve Skarsbø; Moe, Hallvard; Andersen, Ida Vikøren; Esperås, Eirik Nymark; Rasmussen, Terje & Larsen, Leif Ove (2017). Liberalisering og differensiering, I: Jostein Gripsrud (red.),  Allmenningen. Historien om norsk offentlighet.  Universitetsforlaget.  ISBN 978-82-15-02910-8.  Kapittel 9.  s 484 - 549
• Wilson, Christopher Ben (2017). Look Who's Talking: Assessing Civic Voice and Interaction in OGP Commitments. eJournal of eDemocracy and Open Government.  ISSN 2075-9517.  9(1), s 4- 30 Full text in Research Archive.
• Krüger, Steffen (2017). Dropping Depth Hermeneutics into Psychosocial Studies – a Lorenzerian perspective. The Journal of Psycho-Social Studies.  ISSN 1478-6737.  10(1), s 47- 66
• Fee, Annie (2017). Cinephilia. Oxford Bibliographies Online. . doi: 10.1093/obo/9780199791286-0278
• Rustad, Gry Cecilie & Schwind, Kai (2017). The Joke that wasn't funny anymore: Empathy in Contemporary Sitcoms, In Timotheus Vermeulen; Robin Van den Akker & Alison Gibbons (ed.),  Metamodernism: Historicity, affect and depth after postmodernism.  Rowman & Littlefield International.  ISBN 9781783489602.  kap 11.
• Andreassen, Tor W.; Clatworthy, Simon; Hillestad, Tore & Lüders, Marika (2017). Concluding remarks, In Marika Lüders; Tor W. Andreassen; Simon Clatworthy & Tore Hillestad (ed.),  Innovating for Trust.  Edward Elgar Publishing.  ISBN 978-1785369476.  Chapter 26.  s 400 - 408 Full text in Research Archive.
• Lüders, Marika; Andreassen, Tor W.; Clatworthy, Simon & Hillestad, Tore (2017). Innovating for trust, In Marika Lüders; Tor W. Andreassen; Simon Clatworthy & Tore Hillestad (ed.),  Innovating for Trust.  Edward Elgar Publishing.  ISBN 978-1785369476.  Chapter 1.  s 1 - 14 Full text in Research Archive.
• Lüders, Marika (2017). Crowdsourcing for innovation: companies as trustees, In Marika Lüders; Tor W. Andreassen; Simon Clatworthy & Tore Hillestad (ed.),  Innovating for Trust.  Edward Elgar Publishing.  ISBN 978-1785369476.  Chapter 17.  s 261 - 274
• Hellevik, Per (2017). Digital Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse Among Youth: A Systematic Review of Associated Factors., In Stephanie Holt; Carolina Øverlien & John Devaney (ed.),  Responding to Domestic Violence - Emerging Challenges for Policy, Practice and Research in Europe.  Jessica Kingsley Publishers.  ISBN 9781785922619.  10.  s 192 - 214
• Archetti, Cristina (2017). Image, self-presentation and political communication in the age of interconnection: An alternative understanding of the mediatization of politics. Northern Lights: Film & Media Studies Yearbook.  ISSN 1601-829X.  15(1), s 89- 109 . doi: 10.1386/nl.15.1.89_1

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• Lundby, Knut (ed.) (2018). Contesting Religion. The Media Dynamics of Cultural Conflicts in Scandinavia. Walter de Gruyter.  ISBN 978-3-11-050171-1.  350 s.
• Ihlen, Øyvind & Magnus, Fredriksson (ed.) (2018). Public Relations and Social Theory. Key Figures, Concepts and Developments. Routledge.  ISBN 9781138281295.  454 s.
• Milosevic, Tijana (2018). Protecting Children Online? Cyberbullying Policies of Social Media Companies. MIT Press.  ISBN 9780262344081.  280 s.
• Kjus, Yngvar (2018). Live and Recorded: Music Experience in the Digital Millennium. Palgrave Macmillan.  ISBN 978-3-319-70367-1.  184 s. Show summary

  This book uncovers how music experience–live and recorded–is changing along with the use of digital technology in the 2000s. Focussing on the Nordic region, this volume employs the theory of mentalization: the capacity to perceive and interpret what others are thinking and feeling, and applies it to the analysis of mediated forms of agency in popular music. The rise of new media in music production has enabled sound recording and processing to occur more rapidly and in more places, including the live concert stage. Digital technology has also introduced new distribution and consumption technologies that allow record listening to be more closely linked to the live music experience. The use of digital technology has therefore facilitated an expanding range of activities and experiences with music. Here, Yngvar Kjus addresses a topic that has a truly global reach that is of interest to scholars of musicology, media studies and technology studies.

• Allern, Sigurd (2018). Journalistikk og kildekritisk analyse. 2. utgave. Cappelen Damm Akademisk.  ISBN 9788202562557.  295 s.

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• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018). Facebook som ekkokammer? Kampen om religionens plass i Norge. Religion: Going Public Blog.
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018, 20. juni). – Tro trigger …følelser.  Vårt Land.
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018, 20. juni). Avliver myte om «ekkokammer».  Vårt Land.
• Lundby, Knut (2018). Introduction: Religion and Media in Cultural Conflicts, In Knut Lundby (ed.),  Contesting Religion. The Media Dynamics of Cultural Conflicts in Scandinavia.  Walter de Gruyter.  ISBN 978-3-11-050171-1.  Introduction.  s 3 - 9
• Ytreberg, Espen (2018). Innledning om Claus Fasting.
• Ytreberg, Espen (2018). Doktorgradsutdanning ved UiO.
• Lundby, Knut (2018). Medieskapt religion?.
• Lundby, Knut (2018). Mediedynamikk om religion.
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018, 08. juni). – Folk skriv berre si meining.  Dagen.
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018, 08. juni). Kjensler i kok i korsnekt-gruppe på Facebook.  Dagen.
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018). Facebook som ekkokammer? Kampen om religionens plass i Norge. Del av Konflikt om religion i kringkastingsmediene panelet..
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018). Hijacking Religion on Facebook, Del av panelet: Narrating Voice and Building Self on Digital and Social Media.
• Kalsnes, Bente & Krumsvik, Arne Håskjold (2018). Building trust: Media executives' perceptions of readers' trust.
• Ytreberg, Espen (2018). Technological networks of information, media discourses of uncertainty: The 1928 Amundsen/Nobile disaster events.
• Ytreberg, Espen (2018). The organizational construction and political context of patients as media participants.
• Hagen, Anja Nylund (2018). Competing with music in national and global markets.
• Hagen, Anja Nylund (2018, 02. mars). Snakkisen: Spellemannsprisen.  Klassekampen.
• Hagen, Anja Nylund (2018). Echoes in the Canon: How Smart Speakers are Shaking Up Music (ENG). Show summary

  Echoes in the Canon: How Smart Speakers are Shaking Up Music (ENG)

• Hagen, Anja Nylund & Kjus, Yngvar (2018). How to make money in music in the digital age?. Show summary

  Spotify, Tidal, YouTube, Soundcloud and Facebook: media which have opened up new possibilities for making a living via music, but have also produced challenging conditions for collecting earnings. A research project is starting this year which will take a closer look at the best ways to tap the new potential. What’s the best way to deal with the music media to ensure maximum exposure and revenue? How do you get hold of income from foreign territories? How can state funding strengthen the artists' position in dealing with big media organisations? A research team from the University of Oslo will present these issues, and a panel of artists, managers and record label executives will share their experiences and their hopes for the project.

• Solum, Ove (2018, 22. mars). 100 år med kinomonopol er over. [Radio].
• Solum, Ove (2018). 100 år med kinomonopol er over. NRK Ytring.
• Solum, Ove (2018). Certain Tendencies in Contemporary Norwegian TV Drama.
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018). Hijacking Religion on Facebook: Theoretical Concerns in panel on Contesting Religion: The Media Dynamics of Cultural Conflicts in Scandinavia..
• Lundby, Knut & Hjarvard, Stig (2018). Media Dynamics in Cases of Contested Religion in Scandinavia.
• Kjus, Yngvar (2018). Kontemporære medier og fremveksten av nye musikalske sjangere. Show summary

  Prøveforelesning for stilling (førsteamanuensis) innen musikk og medier.

• Kjus, Yngvar (2018). Boklansering: Live and Recorded: Music Experience in the Digital Millennium. Show summary

  Gjennom datamaskiner, nettbrett og mobile medier formidles mer musikk enn noensinne – men hvordan oppleves musikk i vår tid? Velkommen til lanseringen av Yngvar Kjus’ bok «Live and Recorded. Music Experience in the Digital Millennium». Artister og fans kaster seg ofte over nye medier, fra radioapparater til mobilapper, men hvordan brukes de til å kommunisere gjennom musikk? Det åpnes nye muligheter for å uttrykke seg, men samtidig reises nye utfordringer til å leve seg inn i musikken, både den levende og den innspilte. I sin utforskning av denne tematikken bruker forfatteren perspektiver fra medievitenskap, musikkvitenskap og psykologi, deriblant forskning på mentalisering. Til lanseringen kommer derfor et panel bestående av en medieviter, en musikkviter og en musikkpsykolog. De vil kommentere boka og det tverrfaglige potensialet den peker på. Program Presentasjon av boka v/Yngvar Kjus Musikk, medier, psykologi – innlegg og samtale mellom Yngvar Kjus, Ragnhild Brøvig-Hanssen, Anders Fagerjord og Even Ruud.

• Kjus, Yngvar (2018). Music on demand: Economy and copyright in a digitised cultural sector. Show summary

  Presentasjon og diskusjon av delprosjekter.

• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018, 09. april). Tar til motmæle mot kristne som hetser.  Vårt Land.
• Lundby, Knut (2018, 23. mars). Knut Lundby om medier, religion og konflikt. [Internett].  Krumsvik & Co (podkast).
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018). Hva har menneskerettighetene egentlig gjort for oss?.
• Kjus, Yngvar (2018). How to make money in music in the digital age?. Show summary

  Spotify, Tidal, YouTube, Soundcloud and Facebook: media which have opened up new possibilities for making a living via music, but have also produced challenging conditions for collecting earnings. A research project is starting this year which will take a closer look at the best ways to tap the new potential. What’s the best way to deal with the music media to ensure maximum exposure and revenue? How do you get hold of income from foreign territories? How can state funding strengthen the artists' position in dealing with big media organisations? A research team from the University of Oslo will present these issues, and a panel of artists, managers and record label executives will share their experiences and their hopes for the project.

• Allern, Sigurd & Pollack, Ester (2018). Svängdörrarnas förlovade land. Lobbyismens betydelse för klassamhällets eliter.
• Allern, Sigurd (2018). Mediekapitalet. Ägarskap, kontroll och ideologisk hegemoni svenska nyhetsmedier.
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2018). Sticking a Pin into the Inflated Castle of Knowledge about Islam. Religion: Going Public Blog. Show summary

  Is our academic knowledge about Islam based on the somewhat dubious principle of: the more it is repeated, the truer it is?

• Solum, Ove (2017). Maj Sønstevolds filmmusikk og Tancred Ibsens "Venner".
• Solum, Ove (2017). J.A Diesen, T Helseth og G Iversen: Den levende fortiden. Filmhistorie og filmhistoriografi. Norsk Medietidsskrift.  ISSN 0804-8452.
• Ess, Charles Melvin (2017, 05. april). Robots may change the sex industry but could they replace intimacy? With "perfect" sex robots not far away, experts warn they could lead to "ethical and emotional de-skilling.".  The Guardian.
• Bergstrom, Irene & Ess, Charles Melvin (2017, 07. desember). Viktig å beskytte forskerne også. [Internett].
• Gibney, Elizabeth & Ess, Charles Melvin (2017). Ethics of Internet research trigger scrutiny: Concern over the use of public data spurs guideline update. Nature.com.
• Bull, Synne Tollerud & Miletic, Dragan (2017). The Aerial View in Motion.
• Bull, Synne Tollerud & Miletic, Dragan (2017). Storm and Stress (1986) by Doug Hall.
• Bull, Synne Tollerud (2017). Vertically Posthuman: Counter-mapping Jacopo de’ Barbari’s Venetie MD.
• Bull, Synne Tollerud & Miletic, Dragan (2017). Venetie (1500-2017).
• Bull, Synne Tollerud & Miletic, Dragan (2017). Maps of Kabelvaag (1896-2016).
• Bull, Synne Tollerud & Miletic, Dragan (2017). VENETIE MMXVII (1500-2017).
• Bull, Synne Tollerud & Miletic, Dragan (2017). Erosion (2016) by Andreas Bunte.
• Bull, Synne Tollerud & Ytreberg, Espen (2017). Tom Gunning and Paul Kaiser on Framing, re-Framing and un-Framing.
• Ess, Charles Melvin (2017). Existentialism in the (Post-)Digital Era, In Lærke Rydal Jørgensen & Mathias Ussing Seeberg (ed.),  Being There.  Lousiana Museum of Modern Art.  ISBN 9788792877987.  3.  s 166 - 173
• Rønning, Helge; Holmen, Rasmus Bøgh; Grünfeld, Leo Andreas & Riis, Christian (2017). Avanseregulering i ny boklov..
• Allern, Sigurd (2017). Falske nyheter som "alternative fakta". Uniforum.  ISSN 1891-5825.
• Allern, Sigurd (2017). En "excellent" svensk skandale. Uniforum.  ISSN 1891-5825.
• Abdel-Fadil, Mona (2017). Doing Media-Ethnography.
• Kalsnes, Bente & Ihlebæk, Karoline Andrea (2017). Studying the immigration debate on politicians’ Facebook pages.
• Krüger, Steffen (2017). Social Media Abyss by Geert Lovink, 2016. Information, Communication & Society.  ISSN 1369-118X.
• Krüger, Steffen (2017). Critical theory of communication by Christian Fuchs, 2016. Information, Communication & Society.  ISSN 1369-118X.
• Krüger, Steffen (2017). Barbarous Hordes, Brutal Elites’ – The Traumatic Structure of Right-Wing Populism. E-flux Journal.  ISSN 2164-1625.
• Kalsnes, Bente; Ihlebæk, Karoline Andrea & Simonsen, Chris-Adrian (2017). Discussing immigration on social media - A study of Norwegian politicians’ Facebook pages.
• Krüger, Steffen (2017). Social Science Methods for Psychodynamic Inquiry: The Unconscious on the World Scene. William R. Meyers. Basingstoke, UK: Palgrave MacMillan, 2015. 253 pp.. American Imago.  ISSN 0065-860X.  74(2), s 248- 257
• Karlsen, Faltin & Syvertsen, Trine (2017). Conflicting flows: An exploratory study of how media interrupts other activities and how such interruptions are resisted and controlled.
• Vermeulen, Timotheus (2017). Where are we now?.
• Vermeulen, Timotheus (2017). Quirky and metamodernism.
• Vermeulen, Timotheus (2017). Flat(ulent) culture.

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